The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 14

von cu No. THE GAZETTE. MONTREAL. TIILRSDAY. MARCH 17; 1921.

by a score of 3J to 30; 1" the second i Silver as manager fur the M.1I.A. Lea cue teams, local club. -If Levitt. intest pipriem defeated Saturnites W. R.

GRANGER MADE STATEMENT SOCCER SEASON OPENS APRIL 30 To See Grand National LOWER CANADA COLLEGE TEAM VON IN FINAL Canvin Defence. G. Ellis IWeuce Johannsor. Forwards liurns. Forwards McLaren.

K. ORourke Subs Couriot Tousa. Subs Dwyer Montpetit Subs Blair Sub SKILTON ON PROBATION London. March 16. King Geonja an Cueen Mary left London tlnn afternoon tr Knowslty.

the home of the Earl of Derby, near Liverpool, whose euests they will be lor th Grand National steeplechase. TO COMPLETE R03TE.I. New York. Mareb 18. T.ie New-York Americans, who are aA Shreveuort, will have a complete roster tomorrow, wbea Frank Baker, third baseman, returns to the Yanbee field, it was reported hire today.

Baker wired Manager Hugsins that he was on his way to hrevMort from his home in Trappe, Md. "Rip" Collins, pitcher, the only oUier member of the Yankees who had been 3T to IS. and in the final fixture North Stars were victorious over Dormi-lom-a Sti to 26. The teams: Mars (S3). Jupiter (30).

i hiliips Forward Lange Orr. II. W. Centre Keipert 1-apage Cole Guard Kowlcy Hart Sub Tin-r Jonnston J. N.

Adams Dippers (37). Saturntto (16). Brown Forward. MoKechenneay Jones Centro Howard Headly Anderson Guard Gilmour Dufresne Was Given Fresh Start on Explanation Made Under Oath Schedules Announced for First and Second Division of P. Q.

F. A. Would You Prefer Your, Shirts to Order? absent reported yesterday. Great War Vets. vs.

Blue Bonnets. July 3th B)n'l vs. Sons of England; Blue Bonnets vs. St. Paul Town; Emard vs.

Nomads: Locos, vs. Lai hine; Guards vs. War Vets. August 6th Guards va Keioell: Laihine vs. Blue Bonnets; War Vt-ta.

Emard; it. Paul Town vs. Locos; Sons of England vs. Nomads. August 13th Blue Bonnets vs.

Guards: Nomads vs. St. Paul Town: Emard vs. Lacbine vs. Sons of England; Beloeil vs.

War Vets. September 3rd Sons of England v. Blue Bonnets; War Vets. vs. Nomads: Locos, vs.

Beloeil; Emard vs. Guards; St. Paul Town vs. Emard. September 10th ar Vets.

vs. Sons of England; Guards vs. St. Paul Town; Beloeil vs. Emard; Nomads vs Lachlne: Blue Bonnets Locos.

September 17th Guards vs. Sons of England; St. Paul Town vs. War Vets; Lachlne vs. Emard; Beloeil vs.

Blue Bonnets; Locos, vs. Nomads. September 24th Nomads vs. Beloeil; Emard vs. Blue Bonnets; Locos vs.

Guards: War Vets. vs. Lachine; Sons of England vs. St. Paul Town.

HERSEY CUP DATE The New ork Nationals, train- Defeated Loyola and Wiil Play for Dominion Title in 1 Toronto SMART EXHIBITION CUP TIES ARRANGED ng at San Antonio, Texas, invaded Kelly Field, the army aviation post. esterday. and defeated the establish ments team by a score of 2S to 1. Dates Set for Various Rounds for Trophies Under Governing Body's Exhibition Baseball Beaumont, Texas, March 16. R.

H. E. North Stars (36). Dormitories (26). Bouioup Cullun Graham Giutrri W.

R. Granger, chairman of the Registration Commiitee of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association, has authorized the following statement in reference to the Dufresne case. Dufresne took an actlou in the courts, stating that he had been improperly refused an amateur card. Dufresne yesterday publicly withdrew ail proceedings in tiie court and Jtidge Coderre rendered judgment, dismissing the proceedings, with costs against Dufresne. Later in the day Dulrcane asked Under Action of United States Hockey Body Boston, iran-ft 15.

The executive committee of the United States Amateur Hookey Association meeting here tonight decided to initiate an arrangement by which, beginning next season, the championship hockey team of the colleges will play the champions of the several groups of the Cnited States Association for the national title. As a means of making uniform the system of play, it was voted that the association should recommend that the colleges of the Cnited States accept six men hockey. Harvard, acknowledged champion this year, already has indicated that it would change from the seven man system next season. It was voted also thnt effective next year, members of college teams should be eligible to tlay with clubs Philadelphia Americans ..3 1 Beaumont, Texas League ..1 3 2 Batteries: Hasty, Naylor and Straphdee Sub Hewitt Sub Hutchison km? Myatt; Bailey, Ideine and Basil, Rusche. Sudan Creegan, Ulley and Keferees Thomas.

San Antonio, Texas, March R. H. K. for a re-hearing of his case by the New York Giants 6 10 3 CENTRAL CHAMPIONS San Antonio. Texas League 3 8 2 Batteries: Shea, Sallee, Pcrritt and of their choice after the college sea Smith; Snyder.

Seimmatore, Duvis, Seaplac and White, Whitney. Competition Will Be Held on April 21 At a meeting of the executive committee of the Canadian branch of the Royal Life Saving Society, the date for the Hersey Cup competition wa3 decided on. The competition will be held at the Rubejistcln bath on April 21. Ik-' -A son ends. On recommendation of T.

J. Kanaly, of the Boston Athletic Asso At a meeting of the executive of the first and second 'divisions of the Province of Quebec Football Association, held last night, the schedules for the playing season -were announced. The season will open on April 30 and will come to a close late in the autumn. The schedules provide for the play of the various cup tics under the jurisdiction of the governing body. The schedules: April 30 Lyalls vs.

M.A.A.A.; G.T.R. vs. liosemount; Vickers vs. C.P.R.: Verdun vs. S.O.iS.; Highlanders vs.

Calvin, May 7th iM.A.A.A. vs. G.T.R.; Rosemount vs. Vickers; C.P.R. vs.

Gainesville, March 16 R. H. E. ciation, local representative on the committee, it voted to lift the suspension of Captain Kay Skilton. Washington 2 12 4 Philadelphia 6 1 of the Boston Shoe Trades" team.

Batteries: Zachary, Acosta. Enck- son and Picinich: Baumgartner, Saith and Teters, Withrow. Skilton was suspended for refusal to allow his team to take the ice in a game without tbe services of George Dufresne, a Canadian, whose amateur Bogalusa, March Junior Teams Played Good Hockey in Spite of Heavy Ice Overtime Required Lower Canada College, inter-school hockey champions, earned the right io play in Toronto on Monday lor the Dominion championship, by defeat-Vug Loyola, the Junior league winners, by a score of three to two at the Mount Royal Arena last night. An overtime period was required to decide the game, the score being two all at the expiration of the full playing time, with Lower Canada scoring the winning Boal one-half minute after the opening of the overtime period. The game was a worthy final to the last meeting of these two teams on Monday night, when they battled tor forty minutes overtime without toming to a decision.

Both teams i-ut. out a fast pace from the start, which thev maintained to the end, and in spite of poor ice conditions, which prevented dependable puck iarrving and passing, -the boys displayed smart and intelligent hockey. outside of the ilrst period, the winners had the edge of the play, being considerably aided by better subs, and Bhowing better condition over the heavy going. In the first period Loyola took the jump in the attack and appeared to be the best team, but starting in the second aion, the Lower Canada team showed a marked improvement, and from then on to the end were continually Khe offensive, although they at status has been questioned. Through Defeated Y.M.H.A.

in Intermediate Basketball Final The championship of the Intermediate City Basketball Leagua was decided last night on the M.A.A.A. floor when the Central Y.M.C.A. and Y.M.H.A. teams met in a hard fought game Central Y.M.C.A. had already won the championship of Section while the Y.M.H.A.

quintette bad been winners of Section In last night's play-off Central had the edge, mainly through the, good work of their forwards, Coirlveau and Paiiuelte. and were successful in emerging winners by 24 to 19. For the losers Mendelsohn was tne outstanding player, scoring twelve of their total of nineteen points. The play was close throughout, the teams being very evenly matched, The teams were: Central y.M.C.A; Y.M.H.A. Paipietto Forward.

Corrlveau Forward H. H. It 7 8 the committee's action. Skilton will be on probation for one year. Brooklyn Nationals.

St. Louis Americans To Play on Friday Ottawa, March 16. In the first game of the home and home series, for the Ottawa and district amateur hockey title, Gunners, champions of the city league tied with the Hull team, champions of the lower Ottawa league by 3 to 3 here tonight. The second game of the series will take piace In Hull on Friday evening. Unofficially word was received to Registration Committee and at a meeting of the committee summoned for that purpose he presented a litter through his attorney, admitting that the committee was right in its decision of March 6th on the evidence then before it, in refusing him an amateur card.

Dufresne explained, under oath, that he was young and inexperienced at the time and did not know that any members of the baseball team for or against whom he played wene professionals. He also gave further details of his expense money and stated he had never received more than his actual expenses. In view of these and Dufresne's undertaking to abide bv the amateur rules of Canada and the United States, the committee decided to deal with the matter in a broad and sportsmanlike manner by giving him a fresh start toy issuing him an amateur card. AN UNLUCKY PARK Newark to Occupy Erstwhile Federal League Grounds (Special to The Gazette.) Toronto, March 16. Montreal will be Interested in the Information from Newark today that the fi Batteries: Mainaux.

Mitchell. Mo- night that Dufresne had been srran'ed hart and Millar. KrueRvr, Taylor; his amateur card In Canada alter The R. J. Tooke Custom-made Shirts are tailored to measure within th fortnight in our own specialty shirt factory.

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Davis, Cullop and Billings, Collins. court proceedings. This will mike him eligible to play on rinks in the Orange, Texas, March 16 R. H. E.

St. Louis Cardinals (second United States. DRAWING MADE FOR team 3 8 2 Innston, Texas League 9 '2 WESTMOUNT AND VICTORIAS WON Batteries: Permit, --Sells Grels- pnbecker; Kusha, Whitworth and DAVIS TENNIS CUP Griffith, Wright. Centre. THREE GAMES PLAYED King Waller Schedule Considered by Au In North' Branch House Sub.

SUMMARY. Will Play-off in Final of Intermediate Hockey League on Saturday franchise, bought for the New Jersv Basketball League Three games were played in the thorities to be Well Balanced One ..10 521 ..12 Corriveau C. Y.M.C.A.. Faquette C. Y.M.C.A..

Gormley C. Y.M.C.A.. Mendelsohn. House Basketball League at the North Branch Y.M.C.A. last night.

In the first game. Mars won from Jupiters Cor. Peel and St. Catherine Street. 245 'SL James near Victoria Sq, limes showed a marked weakness in following up on the attack and an inclination to pass when it was not Verdun; 9.

U.S. vs. Highlanders; Calvin vs. Lyalls. May 14th Vickers vs.

M.A.A.A.: Verdun vs. Rosemount; Highlanders vs. C.P.R.; Lyalls vs. S.O.S.; O.T.Jtf vs. Calvin.

May 21st First round Connought Cup. I Alay 24ti England vs. Ireland. May 2Sth M.A.A.A. vs.

Verdun; Rosemount vs. Highlanders; C.P.R. vs. Lyalls; S.O.S. vs.

G.T.R. Calvin vs. Vickers. June 1st round Connaught Cup. June 4th Verdun vs.

Vickers; Lyalls vs. G.T.R. Highlanders vs. M.A.A.A.; Calvin vs. Rosemount; C.P.U.

vs. S.O.iS. June 8th Third round Connaught Cup. June 11th Vickers vs. Highlanders; G.T.R.

vs. Verdun; Rosemount vs. Lyalls; M.A.A.A. vs. C.P.R.; S.O.S.

vs. Calvin. June ISth Semi-final Connaught Cup; Lyalls vs. Vickers; Highlanders vs. Verdun; U.T.R.

vs. C.P.R.; Calvin vs. M.A.A.A.; Rosemount vs. S.O.S. June 25th Final Connaught Cup.

July 2nd "Verdun vs. Lyalls; Highlanders vs. G.T.R. Vickers vs. S.O.S.; M.A.A.A.

vs. Rosemount; C.P.R. vs. Calvin. July fith First round Charity Cup.

July 9th G.T.R. vs. Vickers; Lyalls vs. Highlanders; Calvin vs. Verdun; S.O.S.

vs. Rosemount vs. C.P.R. July Itith. M.A.A.A.

vs. Lyalls; Rosemount vs. G.T.R.; C.P.R. vs. Vickers; S.O.S, vs.

Verdun; Calvin vs. Highlanders. July 20th econd round Charity Cup. July 23rd G.T.R. vs.

M.A.A.A.; Vickers vs. Rosemount; Verdun vs. C.P.R.; Highlanders vs. S.O.S.; Lvalls vs. Calvin, i necessary.

The work of both goalmlnders was of the outstanding features of the same, each stopping and clearing numerous shots like veterans, and were to a large extent responsible for the excellent work of their re- metropolis, will be operated at the erstwhile Federal League Park in Harrison, N.J. The Newfeds skidded into oblivion there and the Newark Bears of the International League also met with flat failure in that park. The plant proper is a magnificent one, but it is difficult to conceive a more unsuitable location, buried, as it is, In the heart of the railway freight yards and factory district. The transportation facilities to and from it are wretched." If success can be accomplished where nothing but failure has hereto been encountered, it will be a tribute to the new management of the Newark club. It was promised when Newark was given preference over Montreal in the fight for the Akron franchise, that a new park In the centre of Newark or in a location -New York.

March 16. Canada 9 tennis stars will meet those of Australasia in the first round of the competition for, fhe Davis Cup. The draw was made today at the United States Lawn Tennis Association IifttdquartOTB bve. It resulted as follows: First round. Spain vs.

British Isles; Canada vs. Australasia: Japan vs. Philippines; Czecho-Slova-kia vs. Belgium. soective teams.

The semi-finals in the Intermediate Hockey League were played last night at the Victoria rink, with the result that YVestmount and Victorias go into the final to be played on Sa-urday afternoon at the Victoria rink. In the first game last night, West-mount won from McGill by a score of 4 to 1, mainly through the efforts of Saunders, who scored his team's four tallies. In the second fixture, Victorias won from M.A.A.A. by 2 to 1 in a hard-fought game that required ten minutes' overtime. The teams: FIRST GAME.

the star Loyola forward, got foing better over the heavy ice last night than he had in the last couple Of games, but failed to get the pro ber support to make his efforts count. For Lower Canada College, the work The four nations which drew byes the diminutive but speedy Ev leiah was outstanding, and B8 was will meet in the second round as follows: Argentine vs. Denmark in the upper bracket, and All-India vs. France in the lower bracket. ably supported by Loyola counted the only score that would overcome the difficulties the first period.

Whalen scorlna on The blind draw which was made in the presence of a large gather long shot Just thirty seconds before the end of the stanza. Throughout this period the Loyola players pushed ing of foreign nation representatives, which wrecked- other Newark baseball ventures Would be built It to be seen whether Newark will be an Improvement over Akron. Judge Landis' decision today, which he turns back to the leagte McGill (11. I he play, and had the attacic ton in the Lower Canada terri fry. former tennis champions, and association officials, is considered an exceptionally well balanced one, Un der the present alignment it is ex Westmount (4).

Simmonds Defence. Fournier Defence. Saunders Forward. Forward. I bbotson Forward Malcolm Harvey Sub.

Referee Slater. July-27th Third round Charity the appeals of the Akron club to shortly after the opening of the Cup. operate its franchise in Akron in Tected that at least five or six of the preliminary matches will be btcond period Loyola scored their July 30th M.A.A.A. vs. Vickers; stead of selling it to Newark, means isccoiid.

and what proved to be their Rosemount Verdun; C.P.R. vs. that Newark will get the plum. The played in the United States. Tennis authorities who studied the lust score of the game, wnen Leamy Highlanders: S.O.S.

s. Lyalls Calvin vs. G.T.R. Akron people wanted to operate again -jihot from close in after taking a this season rather than sell to New JJU.SS. August 6th Semi-final Charity From this point on tho LoWer ttiat Austnilasia and Frnce WPre flTk for 125.000 when it would have Jlanada players began to take the of SECOND GAME.

Victorias (2). M.A.A.A. Skilton Goal Carroll Hodeson Defence Murray been possible to get $41,000 in Montreal. A despatch from Akron the logical nations to meet in the final round, tbe winner to face the cup-holding United -States team at fensive, and carried the play to the J.oyola team. Decary was kept busy Tor a number of minutes, snd only, intimates that if Judge Landis had ordered the return of the franchise to Cup; Verdun vs.

M.A.A.A.: Highlanders vs. Rosemount; Lyalls vs. C.P.R.; G.T.R. vs. S.O.S.; Vickers vs.

Calvin. August 13th League sports day. August 20th Final Charity Cup. Aucust 27 First round Quebec Cup. Forest Hills, N.

on September 3. hat is a hi In the first round, upper half. price the Ohio city it would eventually 2n Spain and the British Isles will un doubtedly meet Vn Europe, while Australasia probably will come to September 3 vicners vs. veraun; C7 G.T.R. vs.

Lyalls. M.A.A.A. vs. High have been sold outright to Montreal. League Must Decide Chicago, March 16.

Judge K. Landis, commissioner of baseball, Shiner Defence. in Greenshields. Bowles Slater Forward. -poster Arnold Forward.

ieland Malcolm Sub Kearns Fraser Perran Sub. Referee Dineen. BAKQUET TD PLAYERS. Plavers of the Canadian Explo- landers. Rosemount vs.

Calvin, S.O.S. America to meet Canada. In the lower half, Japan and Philippines will meet in the Far East if Japan uses players now in Japan. If Ku- vs. C.P.R.

oavior a tmch September 7 Second round Quetec to splendid work on his part prevented Lower Canada College from scoring several time. Evelelgh opened the tfcorir.g for his team, after twelve and sC half minutes of play in the second "period, when he netted the rubber after giving a fine exhibition of stick-handling, taking the puck single- handed from centre ice. "At the beginning of the third period, -Loyola, with a one goal lead, started "ml determined to hold it, bui were beginning to show the effects the heavy going, and "after the session half over. Mickles tied the scoid Mi a shot from close in. To the e.nrt after considering the dispute Involv run.

magae and Kashio form the team, tbe match probably will be played September 10 itignianaers vs. vick- ing the franchise of the Akron, Ohio, Club, of the International League, ruled today that the controversy ers. Verdun vs. u.it., vs here, as both ot players are Rosemount, C.P.R. vs.

M.A.A.A residing in tbe United States. Bel sives nocKey warn should be settled by the League. Of Calvin vs. S.O.S. at St.

itu gium and Czeeho-Slovakla September 14 Third round Quebec ficlals of the Akron Club Informally morrow evening at 7.30. will face each other in Europe. Cup. 4 In the second round, Argontine presented the case to Judge Landis. The league desires to transfer the September IV viewers vs.

cyans. BRANDON WON FINAL Verdun vs. Highlander, C.P.R. vs. and Denmark, drawing byes, probably will meet In the United States "bt the period both teams fought llko franchise to Newark.

N.J., and Ak ron is fighting to retain It. uemons to count the coveted score, hut each-presented a ntnnewaii do- unless they default. India and France, the byes of the lower bait, are cxpeoted to play in France. The Defeated Port Arthur and Will fence, and the period ended with the WILL FILE INJUNCTION. two all.

major portion of the second and Akron. Mardh 16 J. D. Play 'Varsity Winnipeg. March IS.

Des third rounds and all of the semi Thomas, president of the Akron Ex intrty seconds after the opening the overtime period. Gorrie scored the. winning tally for Lower Canada pite the fact that they did not uncover G.T.R., M.A.A.A. vs. Calvin, S.D.S.

vs. Hosernount. September 24 Lyalls vs. Verdun, O.T.li. vs.

Highlanders, S.O.S. vs. Vickers, Rosemount vs. M.A.A.A., Cul-vin vs. C.P.R.

October 1 Quebec Cup filnal, Octolier 8 Vickers vs. G.T.R., Highlanders vs. Lyalls, Verdun vs. Calvin. M.A.A.A.

vs. S.O.S., C.P.R. vs. Rosemount. Labor Day Scotland vs.

England. Thanksgiving Day Ireland vs. Scotland. SECOND DIVISION. hibition Company tonight announced he would file suit for an intunc t.oaese, when he bansred in anything nae tne loim mui terized their brilliant performance on -ticund.

For the rest of the ten minu tlon restraining the International ses tne winning team plaved a strict Baseball League from the selling the final and final rounds appear certain to be features of the United States tennis season. Among those who were present and took part in the drawing were: Mark Sheldon, Australian Government Commissioner; Gaston Fisne, French High Commission: Robert D. Wrenn and Beals Wright, former Monday, the Brandon Allan cup ae-fenders again took the measure of the unrt Anhnr hockey team here to Akron franchise. -Jiovola players no chance to get near A truck that outlasts other trucks and costs less to operate is not high'priced, though it costs more buy. Cost must always be figured against the work done and the time that is saved.

THE first cost of a Pierce-Arrow is no more than any good truck costs. When necessary equipment is added to the chassis price, Pierce-Arrows frequendy cost much less than other good trucks cost. Whatever price is paid, PierceArrows cost lass to operate. They not only do more work at a lower operating expense, but they keep out of the repair 6hop, and Thomas' announcement followed Commissioner Landis ruling that the night, 11 to 7, In the Recond and final taeir net. teams and iiimmarv controversy between Akron stock.

tyola (2). game of the elimination aeries, uu enter the final stage of the Allan Cup play-off with a total count of 23 to L.C.C. (3). United States champions and Davis holders and the league regarding the sale of the franchise should be set April 30'ih Great War Vets. vs.

11 to their creoil. rsever any uiuc Ixicos. Sons of England vs, Emard -toal Baain I'efence Jolin did the teams play up to cup stan Blue Honncia vs Nomads; Lao nine tled by the league. May Increase Players uecary. Whalen -Oenereux.

Cup players; Julian S. Mvnck, president U. S. L. T.

C. S. Landers and Ohns. Chambers, and vice-president of Metropolitan Association, and Edw. li.

and H. llsley, representing the Tennis Writers' Association. vs. Guards; St. Paul Town vs, Del oell.

dard, the playing being somewnat ragged in comparison fo the sparkling display of Monday. 1'he Lake town boys showed to better advantage in Mickles Forward Kveieish Smith Detroit, March 16. The Detroit May 7th Locos, vs. Sons of Eng Americans may carry several more uo Honearoll land; Kmanl vs. St, Paul Town men on the club roster after the sea.

Ailen Sub thojr share of the piny out coum not stop the rushes of tho wheat city Guards vs. Nomads; Reloell vs. La-chlue; lilue Honnets vs. Great War son opens than they have in previou team. years, according to word from Vets.

Weak goal-tending cost tne i nunner Bnv champions several goals in tbe the San Antonio training camp, Man SUMMARY. Elrst Period. K-Loyola Whalen. May Hlih Sons of England vs. Rel- ager Cobb, it Is said, wishes to retalr oell: St.

Paul Town vs. Blue Hon nrst period and Brandon did not deserve a 4 to 1 lead, but the cup holders showed better form in the second ses- at least ten pitchers, six inlielders, live outfielders, and three catchers nets; Nomads vs. Emurd; Liuhine Great Night for 'Varsity Toronto Mall and Fmpire: Poor MctSUl! Aided and counselled by Frank the Red and White, not content with having twice been defeated this scs(in by 'Varsity, made another attempt last night in the Allan Cup diminution scries to defeat iho Blue and Hi Second Period vs. ocos; War Vets. vs.

Guards, -fl- Loyola. Heretofore the club has carried not inn and nut the game on ice with more thun 22 players, Including eight a lend of 10 to 5. The last session was May 28th Deloell vs. Guards; Ulue Punnets vs. Lachlne; Emard vs.

War 6.0(1 Ditchers. Cobb Is to meet Preslden Navln during the week to discuss the Third Period. Overtime. Iak'os. vs.

at. Paul Town; No. mads vs. Sons of England, June th Guards vs. lilue Ronnets ...10.30 matter, and it is considered possihl keep working.

And they last longer. These make it the cheapest truck to buy. CHASSIS FRICES r. o.b. buffalo i-ton $3,750 $4,950 j-ton $5,700 wnito, ana tne ueieai whs an tvon worse beating than In the former two Ihe full 25-man team muy be de St.

Paul Town vs. Nomads; Locos, vs, a L.C.C.. elded upou. Gorrio. instances, the coro being It tr, .30 Recruits who Hre mid to be reason Referee Jimmy Gardner.

with Varsity only half trying. The F.mard; Sons of England vs. Lachlne War Vets. vs. Heloell.

ably sure of a place with the Tigrs rink was packed to see Varsity play June 11th 'Uluo Honnets vs. Sops nre Cole. Honing, btewnrt and Illu. Immediately after the game the The first, three are pitchers, and Ulue of Kngmna; xsomaus vs, war vets. rooters club paraded to (he million itnloell vs.

Guards vs. Em- probably will necoine regular first and gave tho lilue and While a gr.md rnther indifferent hockey wiin Botn sides playing below form, and the Ports secured the odd goal In three. Wilson and Gray were the oustnnd-Ing players for Port Arthur, while Armstrong again did the heavy end of the scoring for the winner. Brandon plays Toronto Varsity Saturday and Monday nights in Winnipeg. Seeking Allan Cup Winnipeg.

March 16. A deputation from the Saskatchewan Hockey Asso elation is here to nttend the annua! meeting of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association on Friday morning and make a strenuous effort to have the Retina Vies given chance at the Allan Cup this year. baseman. anl; Lachine vs. St.

Paul Town srna-on, they lining up on thn plat June 18th Sons of England v. War form and singing the and Vets; St. Pan! Town vs. Guards: Em Walsh as Manager GRAND TRUNK LEAGUE. I Players representing the passenger department of the Grand Trunk Hockey League, won championship oa Tuesday night, when they defeated the players representing the Auditor's Department.

The game was the attraction for a good attendance. The tsims: i J'as. Traf, (b). Aud. of Rev.

to), BUrns. Goal MeCabe ard vs. Iteloell; Lachlne vs. Nomads I.oeon. vs.

Ulue Bonnets. Newark. March iininaoii unxomgy, ana ending up with the 'Varsity yell. Each player was cheered In turn, and everyone was carried Into the car by their friends. It sure was a big nlchl fur dent Roy Mack, ot the Newark In July 2nd Sons of F.ngland vs Guards; War Vet.

vs. St. Paul ternntlonal League club, annoume today that he stuned Jimni Town: Emard vs, Lachlne; Blue Bnii nel vs. Heloell; Nomads v. Locos.

Walsh, former centre m-ldcr th IWiMon and Philadelphia America July Heloell v. Nomads: Rlue laa I OW 'Varsity over ihelr undent rival, Mc-Giii, and tlirme bpllevlng In hunches will point out that the lucky eleven sum 'Varnliy on their way to Winnipeg. They beat Miillll it to 0. and their train, which was chednled to pull out at II o'clock, was only held eleven minutes to cmthta Ihe players to catch the train. Bonnet vn.

Emard: Guards I.o lachlne v. War St Paul Town vs. Son of F.ngland. Delivers more work Loses less time Lasts longer and Depreciates less Costs less to operate July lth-Looos. v.

Great Wsv Emard V. Son o.f England Nomad v. Blue Bonnet: Guards v. Lai'hlm: Reloell St. Paul Town.

July 23rd-Sons of England va. SI. Paul Town v. Emard; No-Hindu vs. Guard; Lachlne vs.

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