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HOCKEY MEN 1 AT BANQUET ,\y' ^------- * »r1 •- , cC.A.//.A. Delegates Guests » ©/ W. Holmes at Amphitheatre ;Rf ' * 1FVrslJent Silver Qu'.lty and the off!* * ctr§ and delegates of t. • Canadian ( Amateur Hockey Assoc atlon, were guest* of W. J. Holme* at a dink din- I ner Tuesday night at the Ampimhentra. Every province within the assrclatlra j waa represented and durtt « the evening . short addresses were made by the dele. ! ' gat«s from the »e?t coast to Qubeee.A. E. H. Coo. president of the Mnnb I toba Amateur Hockey Association, was ' chairman for the evening. jl*ha keynote of the addresses was the fact that the Canndlnn Amateur Hot lt;ay Association had dine a great I deal towards bridging the east ind the west: the delegates from ail over Can. ' ada mat In their annual meetings and while they discussed their differencesIn the committee rooms, they a'ways fot-nd the spirit of brotherhood and good fellowship prevailing. It was for | the good of hockey and prospecta were that there would he even more eaprlt de corps In the future.During the evening every delegate paid h»rh tribute to Billy Holmes, giving hlrn unstinted prn se for t! e manner In which h# boosted amateur hockey and kept the profeaalorils from obtaining a berth In his rink As Manitoba was the only province within the association without a pro team, much credit wa* given Mr. Holmes for his untiring efforts In boosting the elmon puraa. He was also congratulated upon | bis Work In piomotlng Junior hockey.
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Winnipeg Tribune
Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA
Wed, Mar 25, 1925
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