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Sir Montague Allan Will Be; Requested- to Donate- Cup: to Bel. Handled by Trustees: Eesp.onsible; to Hockey Body—Age Limit |*for Juniors Will.Remain at Twenty Years: at Januaay 1-' / • , . • *•V(CaJWlum Despatch;) : ,Vancouver* B.C.- March 25.—Massed tv unanimous vote a resolution by which: control of the Allan, cup,- representing the senior amateur hpcRey championship of Canada would - pass out of control of William .Northey,.of Montreal and; his. co-trustees ,to. _ the Danad! an Am at e u r Ho ck ey. • associ ation,. ws adopted at the opening: session-of the annual meeting of the - governing hockey body j here tills morning. Twenty delegates; presided, over-by Dr. F: B. Sandereocfc, of .Calgary, were to attendance’' from nine members branches throughout the Dominion. .ResolutionThe. resolution dealing with control of the: Allan cup'declared that 111 wlille. the' original, deed of truan: provided that the surplus - funds be given ; to charity,, we believe that these funds should be conserved; and/used'os necessity RTieses In1 encouraging and assist-, mg in the-siipnorfc of amateur, hockey,: be It resolved that we respectfully ask Sir. Montague Allan- to donate'the. wp, the history surrounding whichwe valued so highly,- to. this association outright, to be handled by. a board- of trustees, named, by. and responsible to this association, one of whom we would welcome in the. person:-of William Northey,, as ^ a recognition, of the outstanding • service he and his. co-trustees have given to amateur hockey In Canada during the many veers since they accepted the trust,Introducing the mot ion dealing, .with; the switching of control of the. Allan cup ot the C.A.H.A.. vice-president W. A. Fry, of Dunnville; Ont.,. who was named with IV, R. SexsmithV of Portage la Prairie; 05 a special committee* on the matter, detailed, his.interview tn company, with president Sander.ccek--.cith trustee William. Northey in Montreal. He considered that the .C.A3A. had now reached a point where it r-ouid manage its affairs, including nnance. Quoting Mr. Northey. he stated that the latter , had intimated' the C,A.H;A, had justified Its existence;Junior Age Limit:-'.* * ,. That vexatious question—the Junior;,’ limit—the subject of argument-, in :i the various member brandies . Tor the. i past year or more, was settled at the 1 afternoon session, when with very little discussion. It'was decided-to leave the regulation as at present, under. 2D yt:ar-of age on Jaivuiiry ;2T immediately preceding the season' In which' the. player. Is concerned.Much discussion developed on the. question of overt tine games, and it w^s: fmaily agreed that- ip pi ay-downs, overtime to tl^e extent of thirty, minutes must be played - if a. tie exist at the end of the second game, and if there still be a dead-lock, a third, game must be played, the.- venue .toeing, left: to the discretion of the CABA.- president. '. Provincial organizations.- may make any regulation.. they; wish, on games within their own jurisdiction.Definition, of Amateur. The definition, of. dn/;amateur; as amended at the A.A.U.-meeting. In-St. John last December: was . adopted. It. was further decreed-that any junior player signing a pro contract, two. or three * years in advance to play ..on exceeding tilejunior . age ' limit besuspended until such time ae his case.FOURSOME PLAYED OVERt : EMERSON GOLF GOIIRSIE(Special • •Despatch - to the \FVcc-.Tress',) Emerson,-: Dlanv. March . 2o.^-*Dr.:.-. •Bftyd, It. Lend rum, G.y Settle: and.L ■ IC.: Coulter? played a foursome 'over* . . the Kmcrson golf' course •ycsterdaj^; afternoon,: breaking:-; the^.record .:for• - early - golf' o 11 the -Em era on.: course.:;' They .reported: the : fairways . and,•■ grcen s * to -1e f.n: go.od sliape. and 'good cards -were* turned1 :in.was dcalt with;;. . v' Delegate Stanley* of AJberta, brought up ‘ the •:•* question of. .organized • Indies': hockey; but thiS'was:notrgiven serious consideration.- . .. .:. . ' \ *. ••'.-The’’ position, of-. A.A.U.; governor: of: the' C.AH.A-. executive ’ was abolished, the duties of the :olficb'being: delegated to the: president In future. The.Im--mediate past president :• in.. ;f uturs will be ’ the honorary president, as in the pa st, • bu t entltled\; to - ■ hiis.. aUowance:for attendance at meetings.':. - *' A • resolutions. committee,' conEistihg of; J.. W; *Hamilton.- of '.Regina; .'Franks • Morrissey; of Montreal,; and • ' Ma j or D. Stuart Forbes,;, of ; the ' Inter-collegiate^ union,Montreal, was, appointed : . Delegate. Hamilton ■ referred :toVthe-recent death in Regina bf:T, B.- Patton,., donor* of the Fatton -trophy for the-championship of. western..Canada .for whlch : the1 ’ Fort WiZltam ‘ and Trail teams recently- contested;:- A:, letter. of: : condolence. . .was ordered: sent. to' - Mrs/ Patton, : . .i1£iV-£.c£cTIJUANA RESULTSIo. First, race,' 7' furlongs—Fangold ■ (Me-: Claire).$5,20,' $3.80, $4.60;.. K:; banle. (Laidley). $3.40, $2.30;-. Doctor . Shot ;(EJsfeon)- $19.60. :' ;Ti2ne, ;: 101/; ;i-o. Heather Deli; * Lampo,.-. Dormouse,-/Phi l-1ipe Lugo, .Smart Horse; Castle Crown, Irish• 'JuryTowntons, Four or -Five, and Albion Boy also .ran:, 'Second'- race, mile 7 seventy yard#— Jola.’ Shot(CraigmileJr^S'S^O, $12AD, $9.00; •' -Hence ' fphllpot), :. $14.20»£ '$d.40;Thie - Lamb. (AlcClab),; .r $4.40.: '• Ttme.: 147-..3-5.. • LUiue,: Arrav'^n,*; Little; Reb, Fli’ey^. Rose,, BeeBie;- Touhg^ H.-: Warren,;Freda:.. KrlppBrownskIn, Gailfoard, Gold::-Mai*k;' and Nohow 'also rah- :.Thirdrace,. mile- 70 . yards—3rowTn Betty - (McClair), $20.Bp, S10.40,; S6.00;. Rock^ Bomb (LaidJey), . $6.60,:* $4-20;. F^ort Wayne,. Philpot, $640. Time, :1.47, Alice Iiorsine.‘ WiliiB, Montgomeryv Jay Roberts..; Forty-two,;-/ eraUlhg,.^ Mldhiglit. Storlea, 'Attorney, Adonis; Sawday also fan. •1 Fourth . race, futurity.. ..course—. Coalescence:. (McClair)’^.;$40^0, - $18.40,? $8.0Q;.:.Kprbly.- ;(Elston),66.40;- $4.20V 'Harrigan Heir. (Dalton), 33^0,;. Time, .113 1-5.- Queen Beafi,- Oar/Seth,.^^Cham-. belona,;. Bill McGIoy, Baby Doll,' Sun-•biae, Quin;, . Chief-. Clerk,, Dry Joe,. Aumnltt, Torslda. and . Lester-1 Doctor also.-ran.. .- *Fifth- race,, mile- 70 yurds^-Labeile (Craigmllcj, $12.60; $5,20,; $5^0; Shasr.
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