Canadian Amateur Hockey Assn imposes new residence rule
The executive committee of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association votes a drastic change to curb tourist players. From now on branch to branch transfers must have residence by January 1, with intra branch moves still by May 15. The rule aims to curb Winnipeg to Moncton/Montreal transfers and any transfer lacks sworn affidavits is delayed pending Manitoba approval. Immediate effect for 1932-34 season. no action on amateurs with professionals.
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Montreal
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Hock Ot
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Moncton
J. W. Hamilton
Regina
C.A.H.A
Canada
Cia.h.a
A.A.U. of C
British Columbia
F. Brennan
Port Arthur
Trail
C. H. Sands
A. Dupuis
Four Teams In Senior Alberta Hockey League
Calgary October 19 The Southern Alberta Hockey Association keeps four clubs Drumheller Miners High River Fliers Calgary Bronks and Calgary Maroons. Okotoks Hockey Club applied for a franchise but was rejected. Executive for the season named T Keele Drumheller W C McNichol High River D P McDonald Calgary J McCarthy. A board of arbitration for inter league games was appointed.
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Calgary
Southern Alberta Hockey Association
Drumheiler Mineers
High River Fliers
Calgary Bronks
Calgary Maroons
Okotoks Hockey Club
F. McKay
BE. M. Overand
Edmonton and District
Ralph Wilson
George Stewart
T. Keele
Drumheller
W. C. McNichol
High River
D. P. McDonald
J. McCarthy
Moose Jaw Maroons Win Southern Saskatchewan Junior Title
In Regina on Saturday the Moose Jaw Maroons defeated the Regina Pats 10 to 8 to claim the Southern Saskatchewan junior championship. Trailing late, Moose Jaw pulled off two long passes from their own five yard line to reach Regina’s 15 and Jimmy Dewey plunged in for the decisive score on the second down.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw Maroons
Regina Pats
Maroons
Jimmy Dewey
Chicago Wrestler Steve Savage Triumphs in Victoria Main
Steve Savage of Chicago, 198 pounds, defeated Portland’s Bob Kruse, 208, in two of three falls in Victoria on Saturday night. Rocky Brooks of Victoria fell to Pat McKay of Tennessee in straight falls in the semi main.
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Victoria
B. C
Steve Savage
Chicago
Bob Kruse
Portland Grappler
Rocky Brooks
Pat McKay
Tennessee Grappler
Junior Eskimos Qualify for Northern Alberta Playdowns
Edmonton October 19 Scotty Brown's Junior Eskimos played smart rugby from start to finish and beat the University of Alberta 12 to 1 to secure a spot in the provincial junior rugby play downs.
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Edmonton
Scotty Brown
Eskimos
Northern Alberti
University of Alberta
Edmonton Grads Rout Idaho Team to Retain Trophy
The Edmonton Grads defeated a U S girls team from Pocatello Idaho by 82 to 20 and 113 to 22 in two games to extend their Underwood trophy reign since 1923. Percy Page led the title holders as the Edmonton squad dominated from the start.
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Edmonton Grads
Pocatello
Idaho
Edmonton Girls
Pocatello Girls
Percy Page
British pilot Stainforth targets new speed record
Lieutenant G H Stainforth of the British Schneider Cup team, described as travelling faster than any man, recently averaged 386 miles an hour over a three kilometre course. He intends to push to a higher speed record that should stand for years.
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Man
Wight
G. H. Stainforth
North Saskatchewan Hockey Loop Expands to Six Teams
Saskatoon adds Delisle Bulldogs and Saskatoon Crescents as new members joining North Battleford Beavers Prince Albert Mintos Humboldt Indians and Saskatoon Quakers. The league will retain playoffs and structure with one exception and coin decided leadership.
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Delisle Bulldogs
Saskatoon Crescents
Northern Saskatchewan Hockey League
Biggar Nationals
University of Saskatchewan
North Battleford Beavers
Prince Albert Mintos
Humboldt Indians
Saskatoon Quakers
Trojans
Wesley
Joe Ganguish
Hub’ Bishop
R. S
Bob" Cruickshanks
North Attleford
Bill McLaren
Reg Wilkinson
Jack Abbott
North Battleford
R. W. Kirkby
Prince Albert
Irvin Borger
Humboldt
Johnny Walker
A Cc. Anderson
Delisle
Niayoffs
Not Probable Calgary Entry Into Coast Hockey League
Calgary discussions on joining Seattle Portland Tacoma and Vancouver in a Pacific Coast league raise interest but comments are avoided. Transport costs viewed as the main hurdle likely keeping Calgary out after years without a pro team. Edmonton reports surprise at Frank Patrick proposal to extend the league to include Edmonton and Calgary.
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Calgary
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Vancouver
Edmonton
Frank Patrick
Calgary Tigers Capture 1931 Alberta Rugby Title
Calgary October 19 Altomah Tigers defeated Edmonton Eskimos 14 to 7 at Hillhurst Park to win the Alberta Rugby Union senior championship for 1931 and earn a berth to face British Columbia in interprovincial play. Donnie Wares to Lorne Pilling connected for two key passes, including a touchdown setup and a try, as Fritz Sandstrom’s squad unleashed a powerful aerial attack before about 3,000 spectators.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Gerry Lieberling
Hillhurst Park
Altomah- Tigers
Eskimos
Alberta Rugh Union
British Columbia
Fritz Sandstrom
Donnie Wares
Lorne Pilling
Pilling
Altomah Tiger
Technical Knockout in Newark Bout Ends Krieger Fight
Vine Dundee of Newark knocked out Sally Krieger of New York in the eighth round of a ten round middleweight bout here Friday night. The referee stopped the bout at 2:46 of the eighth round after Dundee secured the decisive blows. Dundee, weighing 159 1/2 pounds, recently returned from the European invasion.
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New York
Vine Dundee
Newark
N.J
Sally Krieger
Right
Kriegerite
Dental car serves Northern Ontario rail towns
A fully equipped railway dental car built at Angus Shops and funded by the Rosedale Chapter of the IODE will operate under the Ontario Health Department with running rights across Northern Ontario. Handed to officials at North Toronto, the car includes dentist and nurse, waiting room, dental chair, electric lighting and running water for both children and adults.
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Pyelenedy
Ontario
Angus
Canadian Paulie Railway
Rosedale
Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
Ontario Department of Health
North Toronto
G. S. Henry
Coast Boxer Given Ovation After Battle At Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden on Oct 19 Blondie Billy Townsend from Vancouver fought Paulie Walker of Trenton to a round draw in a brutal welterweight bout. Townsend endured and countered a strong attack, finishing the bout with a furious 10th round surge that earned a standing ovation from the crowd.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B.C
Paulie Walker
Trenton
N.J
Paulie
Dundee Knocks Krieger in Eighth Round Technical Knockout
In the final bout of the evening Krieger weighed in at 154 1 2 pounds while Dundee weighed 159 1 2 pounds. The fight ended with a technical knockout at 2 46 of the eighth round.
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Dundee
Krieger
Abbon Rovers and Bo'ness Rally in Scottish Second Division
Scottish Second Division results show Bo'ness defeating Abbon Rovers 3 to 1 while Montrose beat Alloa 4 1 and Raith Rovers edged St Bernards 4 3. Other scores include Dunfermline 5, Queen of South 2. East Stirling 2. St Johnstone 2, Stenhousemuir 2. Brechin City 1, Ixings Park 5. Armadale 0, Forfar Athletic 0. Hibernians 3, Mast Fife 2. Edinburgh C 0, Armadale 0. Arbronath 5, Dumbarton 0.
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Bo'ness
Arbronath
Dumbarton
Armadale
Forfar Athletics
Edinburgh C
East Stirling
Cefermline
Queen of South
Hibernians
Mast Fife
Ixing’s Park
Brechin City
Montrose
Alloa
Raith Rovers
St. Bernards
St. Johnstone
Stenhousemuir
Rugby Scores From a Week of Matches Across Britain
Sondon and South Africans 30 led by London Scot 11 as Blackheath 20 faced Rosslyn Park 8. Other results included Cardiff 17 over Gloucester 0 and Glasgow A 39 beating Edinburgh Institution 9, with several close contests featuring Bristol 11 Bath K 9 and Leicester 8 Newport.
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Sondon & South Africans
London Scot
Blackheath
Rosslyn Park
Richmond
Aberavon
Llanelly
Bristol
Bath K. Bedford & St. Bar
Bradford
Birkenhead Park
Cambridge U
Harlequins
Cardiff
Gloucester
Leicester
Newporth
Northampton
Pontypool
Oxford A
O. M. Taylors
Penarth
Red Deer Defeats Lacombe in Rugby Match
Red Deer hockey squad tops Lacombe 29 to 11 in Central Alberta Rugby league Friday before a record crowd. The win marks Red Deer’s third victory of the season in this league.
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Red Deer
Red Deer Hockey
Badminton Champion Joins Winnipeg Club
Toronto report notes Joseph Francis Devlin, former all England badminton champion, now living in Canada and soon to coach a Winnipeg club. Devlin won the English title five years in a row and six of seven.
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Toronto
Joseph Francis Devlin
Canada
Winnipeg
Devlin
Winnipeg sportsmen seek St Paul franchise transfer
Two wealthy Winnipeg sportsmen offered to buy the St Paul club of the American Association, claiming the franchise could be sold after a poor financial season despite the team having won the league title. President Hickey confirmed the overture and said bidders preferred secrecy until Connery's opinion. Local promoters questioned the rumor and found it unlikely anyone in Winnipeg would enter the venture.
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Chicago
Wnnipeg
St. Paul
Wyiew
Winnipeg
American Association
Athletes From Many Nations Set for Jewish Olympiad
The Jewish Olympiad at Tel Aviv runs March 28 to 31 with entrants from Great Britain Canada most European nations Syria Egypt Australia South Africa and the United States. The World Maccabee Association reports over 2000 Jewish entries and Britain plans military and police team participation. The British government funds a grand stadium project.
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Great Britain
Canada
Syria
Egypt
Australia
South Africa
United States
Tel-Aviv
Palestine
World Maccabee Association
Straund
Regina Star: London to add Regina hockey defenseman Townsend
London Ontario reports Clem Loughlin, manager, signed Regina defenseman Townsend to the London International league lineup for the coming winter. Townsend, a brawny defense player, joined after Loughlin arrived Friday from Viking Alberta with his contract.
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Ont
Art ‘Townsend
Regina
Lneup
Clem Loughlin
Viking
Alberta
Townsend
Yorkton Given Time Extension On Big Six Decision
Regina October 17 The Yorkton hockey club has been granted an extension of time to decide whether to continue in the Big Six league. The Terriers were to decide by October 15 but league secretary Bill Williams said a further extension has been granted and a definite position will be set after an upcoming meeting.
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Regina
Yorkton Hockey Club
Terriers
Bill Williams
Yorkton
Archdeacon Appointed for Cornwall in Ottawa Diocese
Rev Canon Netten rector of Cornwall has been appointed Archdeacon of the eastern section of the Ottawa diocese with the title Archdeacon of Cornwall. This archdeaconry covers five eastern Ontario counties.
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Canon Netten
Cornwall
Ottawa
Ontario
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