Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 13

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1921 THE EDMONTON JOURNAL 13 vXjV MM EDITED GEORGE MACKINTOSH MMVWWMMMMMHWVMMMMMWmMMHMMMMMMMWHm WMMMMHMMMMHWaMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMWMMMMMMM oca Students Defeated LAST BIG FOUR LE AGUE GAME THIS EVENING Saskatchewan University Hockey Team, Score 4-2 Edmonton Ladies9 Hockey Team Defeated Calgary "Regents on Saturday 2-1 AII-5tar Aggregation from the North Handed the Cadjpnana Their First Reverse Since 1917 In Snappy Game Miss Moore Waa the Shining Light Eskimos Tangle With the League Leading Tigers at Arena Rink and Expect to Duplicate Their Fine Performance of Friday Playoff Games Stait at Calgary This Week Puckchasers from the South Side Won Annual Inter-Varsity Clash at Arena Rink Saturday Play Was Good and and Bad In Turn-Morris Starred In the Nets PRESENT STANDING 1 It S- SS! Wen Lest Pet. 4 .714 7 7 .600 11 1S4 on a brilliant shot, evened the esre. Thirty seconds later. Miss McG-egor sagged the twines again, thereby win-aing the gam, for that ended scoring.

Ia the last spasm both teams begsa to get rough, and tripping and Vxty cheeking were la order, but th afflcias took thing la band and tn a short several players wsre la the cooler Short and Mrs. Kobortaon. of the Regent), and Mia Moore, of th AH Stars, Mis Moore a sooner returned to the gnaw thaa she was off again -r another tws minatas rest. Miss Clarin Th 'University of Alberta, hockey team humbled the representatives of the University of Saskatchewan at the Arena rink on Saturday evening- by a cor of 4-2. The three hundred odd fans who assembled to witness the fracas left fully recompensed at the conclusion of a game which wa tajne and thrilling by tarn, with flashes of Big Four and Church league stuff intermingled, Aa Saskatchewan contenders for the Allan cup.

the aggregation from the neighboring; province did not -stack up very high, and the mug donated by Sir Montague hardly likely to be Jarred loose from the winners of the Manitoba league by the sextette hailing from Saskatoon If Except for about half of the first protest is due to be heard this morning at the members of the committee being President "McCaw. rice-President Eddie Morris, and James Ross, clerk of the supreme court, the latter gentleman having been agreed upon by the league officials as a disinterested third party. The clash with the Tigers this evening promises to be one of the best of the season. Although the black and yellow tribe do not need the game to ensure them getting into the playoff, a victory would be hailed with great joy by their supporters, who felt rather badly over the treatment the Esks banded their pets on Fri- day. Having taken four games in row from too green and white, the Tigrera were all keyed up to make it' Ave last week, and the comeback of the Eskimos was a bitter pill for them to swallow.

It hss been the contention of the Eskimos and their supporters all along that the Tigers have bad all the luck that was going all through the league season to date, and figure that the Bengals are due to get their bumps again tonight. Tickets for the game have been selling rapidly, and the arena promises to be Jammed to when the teams glide out on the Ice. The probable line-up follows: Eskimos Tigers Tobln goal Reld. Simpson defence Gardiner Dee, Fraser Kests centre Stanley Oagne right wing Cook. Briden left wing Baker Muirhead sub Mitchell Anderson Arbour Harold Deeton will referee and Jimmy Steele will be Judge of play.

Tigers Eskimo CsnaSlane Dominions Having demonstrated to th entire) satisfaction of a large number of Calgary fans on Friday night that they have th bulge on the Tigers, th Eskimo! this evening: will endeavor to re- peat their sparkling exhibition for the benefit of their local followers, when they hook up with the league leaders at (he Arena, play being billed to commence at 8:29 sharp. Tonight's contest is the last scheduled fixture In the Big Four league, the first of the play-off games between the two leading teams being due to be staged at Calgary on Friday night Although the Eskimos apparently have the second position nailed down tight with long ten-Inch spikes, a protest by- the Canadians, who claim that Tobln. goalkeeper for the green and white brigade, is Ineligible, hovers In the offing, and the dispute has not yet been settled. If th contention of the Calgarians Is upheld when the protest committee holds a meeting, it will mean that the "saw-off" for the titular honors will be confined to the Calgary club. There's a grain of comfort for Edmonton ians in the fact that it will take a committee meeting to nudge the Esks out of their niche In the lesgue standing, but It will be A cruel blow If Kenny Mackensie's outfit fail to get Into the playoff.

The made several good ssves at this stace During the last five mutates of play th Regents tried hard ts even the count, but the Ail Stars' custodian was always there, and the cam ended sith-out further aeering. The teams Used ap as follows: "ent. All-Stara. Marlon Clarin Ooal Miaa Coffee Mrs. Brownlee Defence Woads afaeile I re Centre Mlns McQueen Ethel Lourke Centre Mia Moer Mable Short R.

Wing Whltetnaa Tiny bapti I Wing McGregor Vt Sub Miss Wyley Helen Tees Sub Mrs Robertson Bub Owicia la Gordon Fraser and Johnny Mitchell. Goal Summary let period Regents: Mrs. Brownlee. unassisted, I mlns. nd period Edmonton Miss Moore, snsaslleil.

saiws; Mtas McGregor, unaaated. 10 seconds. rd period Ne ecore. Penalties 1st period: Kone Snd period: Kone. Ird pr Mabel Short (Recent), Miss kvei (All-Stars), 1 Miss Moore Atl-Star), 1 Mra.

Robertson gents), mlns. START -FOR 1921 SEASON MAJOR LEAGUERS TRAIfllilG Varsity Basketballers J-Clash With the 50th perioo, ine local- atnietes aaa oiurur night's, game well In hand, and won with a little to spare. In tlie early momenta of play, the visitors gave of their best, but wilted perceptibly from then on. Dn several occasions they got through the defence to the green and gold, but "Slim" Morris had one of his good nights, and turned the'r best efforts aside with great defines. The play of the Varsity goalkeeper was of a high atandard, and his spectacular saving in the first period broke the hearts of the opposition.

Trimble and Yulll Played Wall Trimble and "Hop Tulll also ehowed up well. Trimble gummed up a lot of the Saskatchewan plays by nifty back-checking, and besides horned into the limelight by scoring a couple cf roals and being robbed of a third when Thompson threw his stick In front of him when be was about to snoot, yuui. while only occupying the position of a s-ib. played a grand game, and came through with a goal when it was neeaea in the worst way. His presence brightened every play, and on hia showing on Saturday he Is entitled to a regular place on the linens, Mackay also did a lot of clever things, and scored one goal.

Hia rushing waa pretty at all times, although effective only on on occasion. The back-checking of Ksdsle. coupled with the sterling work of Cleland and McGregor en defence kept the goalgetting aspiration of the visitors pretty well settled up au ue night. Broadfoot VVas Good The Saskatchewan team showed greater apeed at time and had more weight than their adversaries, but the defence did not make the best us of their poundage and the forwards failed to check back, and this In a great measure explains their defeat. Broad-foot turned In th best gam of th lot.

His apeed and his sUckhandling mads him dangerous at all times, and the goal he scored In the last period waa a fitting climax to a brilliant rush. He carried th puck th length of th ice. twisting and turning through th entire U. of A. team, and Instead shooting directly, circled the nets and shoved the disc into th hemp from the side, the shut glancing off Morris' skat.

Thompson played consistently well, as did K. Wilson, but th latter was Injured and was forced to retire. Palne'a work waa very (Ine during the first period, but fell oft badly later. Conrad showed up well aa a substitute, working hard and effectively, while Wingham cam in for some notice by scoring a goal on a rue rush with Conrad. After Saskatchewan had don most of the attacking and Morrl had made a number of sensational saves, particularly on from Thompson, th U.

of A. tribe came into th picture, Mackay gtvlng them the first counter "with a shot from outside the defence. Eight minutes later th green and fold added another tally. Tulll doing the trick on a long shot. There waa further scoring In this period.

A Oisoeted Goal Shortly after th commencement of the second session, the Saskatchewan team claimed a goal which waa disputed, the visitors declaring th puck went Into th goal and bounded sut again. The claim was disallowed by the officials. Both team used, their subs with great frequency In this stanza irjitBattcdionTeamTomght Athletes from Many Club Have Commenced Their Spring Activities First Game of Semi-Final Series for Provincial Title Will Be Played at Varsity Gym at 8:15 Calgary Reported to Have Strong Team ARCHIE (RED) BRIDEN Eskimo speed merchant who promises to give th Cauary defense a merry time. ARE ALREADY IN FOR ALLAN CUP Three Teams from Ontario and One from Quebec Are After the Celebrated Mug TORONTO. Feb, 21.

Four eastern challenges for the Allan cup, have been sent to H. J. Sterling of Winnipeg, president of th Canadian Amateur tfockey association, according to in-ormation received by W. A. Hewitt, of this city, secretary of the Ontario Hockey association, from president Sterling.

The cup challengers Ul question are: Ontario Hockey associa tion, Inter-Collegiate Hockey association, (Quebec Hockey association and Ottawa district association. President Stirling; has given Mr. Hewitt authority to arrange for the elimination games covering the teams from these associations. Mr. Sterling has asked that there be no unnecessary delay In producing the winner to go to Winnipeg for the final as early as possible, aa th indications pobit Is early spring In the west.

Tlie president is anxious to see th Allan cup games played on keen Ice. Wi Besom and Stane AT THE ROYAL Arrangements for the holding of a mixed bonspiel are under way. It Is proposed to hold it during the first week la lurch. Tonight's Draw Grose vs. Hollands.

Measam vs. Journal. Field va. Williams. Anderson vs.

Cars. Bhera vs. McClelsb. Sutherland va. McAfee.

Pike vs. i. McAfee. Mroad va. Dark.

Douglas vs. Freeman. Ladles' Draw Tuesday Sin. Gallagher va. Mrs.

Kills. Mrs. Williams vs. Mrs. Kuinaird.

Mrs. Hughes vs. Mrs. Conn. Mra.

Hall vs. Mrs. Pophsm. Mrs. Norquay vs.

Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Mercer va. Mra.

Cay wood. Mra. Quean! va. Mrs. Howie.

Mrs. Heart vs. Mra. Holman. Mrs.

Rutherford va. Mra. Brown. Mrs. Donnelly, s) by.

AT THE GRANITE Tenloht's Drsws MeOowaa vs. Hardisty. Pollard vs. Hill. Knight va.

Merritt. MeEacheraa va. McKensi. Willson va. Reld.

Tory vs. Keith. AT THE THISTLE Saturday Night's Results Denaiaon, II; CI I no, t. Seller. 14; Mann.

11. Brown. 11; Lea. Bexbunrh. MeArthur, II.

Tonight's Draws Smith vs. Byraa. Bamett va. Anderson. Barker vs.

Clin. Blatchford vs. Simmon. AT STRATHCONA Tonight' Draw Buekhara va. H11L Bowea wa.

Herman. McLeaa va. Dowoe. AT THE CAPITAL Tonight's Oraw Belyee va. Archibald.

vs. Blackett. Mrintosh vs. Johns it. Gifford va Csutley.

Mould vs. MrPeah. Howgiu vs. O. C.

NORMAL SCHOOL ATHLETES HOOKED UP ON SATURDAY FOUR CHA lire (Special to The Journal.) CALGART. Feb. SL For th first tim sine 1917. th Regents, ladies' hockey champions of Western Canada, went down to defeat en Saturday afternoon, when aa all-star aggregation from Edmonton, after three strenuous in ehalamc up a victory by a to 1 score at Uxtk Victoria Park arena. It was a bitter pill for the local ladies te take, for It was their first revera ia many seasons.

It was a battle royal from gong to oog, but it waa a caa of th better team winning, for the aortherners were In fine fettle -and outplayed the locals Is every department of the game. Miss Moore, who held down th centre position for the AD Star, was by far the fastest player ea the loe. Her peed wa marvelous, and she slick handled and checked In grand etyi. She scored the first goal (or the visitors after a brilliant individual rusk a id a beautiful shot. Marion Clarin had no chance to sav it.

In spite of the eold fully to fans turned out to see th gam and the Edmonton ladies had a larga number of supporters on hand. Th ice waa la the beat of shape and after th first spasm the brand of hockey dished up was of a high order. Subatitut were used freely, snd although the ladies failed to instil any combination effort Into tbelr playing, the fans were kept on their toe by long individual shots and th hard cloa checking in th final period. Combination Was Lacking The failure of th Regent to pas th puck coat them th game. Tney missed several great chances to soors by simply refusing to pass th rabbet Time sfter time they engineered grand rushes, coming down the Ice three or fuur abreast, but the puck was never passed.

Had a little combination been Instilled at these times there Is doubt but that a different story eou'd have been told. Both goalkeepsrs wer kept busy an I both acquitted themselves in line style. Miss Clarin played like a veteran, and the two which got past her were of the imnoseible class. The Bdmonton goal I had Just aa many shot) to handle, but they were not so difficult. Th Regent forwards either hot from too far out, or, wnea they did manage to get in on the net.

they wer unable to lift the rubber from 'tio For th Regents. Miss Clarin was the star, while Tiny Bapti and Mabel short worked hard. Ethl Loucka. was previous! has played an excellent game. waa decidedly off color.

Miss Miore and Ml MacOregor wer the pick of th All BUra. Regent Seer Fleet Th first period opened rather slow, and after three minutes of listless hockey Mra. Brownlee. after an In. dividual rush th length of th lc, let loose a fast on from outside th defenc which took th All Star custo dian completely by surprise and the rubber nestled safely la the net.

play then began to apeed up and both Misa Clarin and Mia Co free were called ca several times, but th period ended with out another score. The second period waa the best of the game and It wa not until twelve minute ware gone that Miss Moore. FORT WILUAM SKIP AGGREGATE WINNER AT WINNIPEG 'SPIEL WTNNIPBO. Feb. SI Ueorg MscDonald.

Fort William, won th grand aggregate honors In the Winnipeg curling bonspiel. and Ihe Governor-Gcnerai cup which accompanies that distinction, when Saturday morning he and his rink defeated Ak-t Sutherland, Winnipeg Granites, In a special play-off. The special game was necessary to decide the tie between them. The final game was very closely contested and was won In the fourteenth end. At th end of the thirteenth the ecore was tied eleven all.

In the final of the Jerry RoH I neon competition White, of l-'uluth. beat 1 bait, Minneapolis, II tola, th gam going an extra end. la th Hudson's Bay Anal. Woods. Oranlt, bast Morton.

Oiadsume, to I. i SWIMMING RACES MKIKjI RNK. Australia. Feb. XI.

K. E. Ueaurspalre, of Australia, Sunday won the one-mil Australian swimming championship. Ludy danger, California, finished second. One must wear Toor style.

five full rM TenM atvlcs mat calen arevc bevond TOOKE LBROSoLiTD. i E5c TQQKE kv fit and the ty EV, sad son celff-S aXvwinc rvcrvwt aT I SV that Too c-N 'MM ore than eve and a fast clip was being maintained. Fourteen minutes of the time had gone before there was any alteration in the score, however, Trimble getting through for the counter that put the local three goals In th Immediately following th registering of mis goal, E. Wilson was injured and had to re tire. The first aticees for the visitors cam just aa th period waa drawing to a close, Wingham being the marksman, and making the count 1-1.

Opening the last frame at a fast clip. Saskatchewan kept their opponents busy defending, and It waa no surprise when Broadfoot pulled 0:1 his spectacular rush and reduced the leeway, th tim being two minutes. From then on the battle raged at a fierce pace, and Morris frustrated a number of likely looking efforts to score. Trimble transferred play to the ther end by a beautiful rush, and just when on the verse of shooting Thompson threw his stick on th Ice and prevented a sure tally, drawing three minutes In the cooler for his pains. While Thompson wes decorating the fence, the local Varsity nailed th victory down tight, Trimble taking a pass from Eadale and beating Vant- There was tio further scoring and th final result was: University of Alberta 4 University of Saskatchewan 2 Th teams were: Alberta Saskatchewan Morris.

goal Van; Cleland defence K. Wilson McGregor defenc H. Wilson Ksdal eentr Thompson Trimble left' wing Paine Mackay right wing Broadfoot Layng sub Conrad Tulll sub Wingham GOAL, SUMMARY First Period Alberta Mackay (unassisted) 7 min. Alberts TuiU (unassisted) I mina. cons Period Alberta Trimble (unassisted) 14 mlns.

Saskatchewan Wingham (unassisted) I min. Third Period Saskatchewan Broadfoot (unassisted) 1 mlns. Alberta Trimble (from Esdale) 12 Penalties Broadfoot, 1 Thompson, 1 mlns.) Trimble, i min. Officials Referee, Tim Dunn; Judge of play, "Red" Brlden. ONTARIO RACING CLASSIC SET FOR SATURDAY, MAY 21 TORONTO.

Feb. 11. Th 'king's plat this year, which Is open to horse foaled In Ontario, will again a rich plum for th Ontario breeders. Aa was the case last spring. It is for $7, MX) added and fifty guinea, the gift of his majesty.

King George. This classic which is the oldest continuous run race on the con- finest, will this year be decided on Saturday, May 21, at the -e-. Woodbine track and entries will clos with th Ontario Jockey club, March 15. Other Ontario Jockey club stakes which will close March IS are th Stanley Produce stakes, Breeders' stakes and the Maple Leaf stakes. Unlike the king' plate, th latter three stakes will be open to horses foaled in th Dominion of Canada, FORT WILLIAM A WINNER FORT WILLIAM.

Feb. 21 Fort William won the Junior championship of the Thunder Bay League. The decision was made Saturday night In an extra game with Port Arthur which itself -went two periods of overtime, the score being It to 11- Th Fort William team expects to play for the Abott Cup at Winnipeg. EDMONTON SAVING PRICES AT TUB PENNANT STORE Par Mm Wear. Acreaa trww offle.

THE HOME OF Hart, Schaffner it Mars Clothes CRYSTAL. LTD. t813i Jasper A ova) Stanley Jackson we Jrr ct Ctfta, ins. am oi i Cast. Regal n) statawa these i i NEW TORK.

Feb. 1M1 training sessoa of major leig hi bss. ball teams was opened today fry the Philadelphia Americans whoa, recruits under the direction' of Manager Mack, wr ready to begin practice at Lake ChaHes. I. While the athletic aspirant were i- undergoing Initial llaaboriiig exercises the Bt.

Lflul Browns; headed by Mn-V ger Fohl. wer duo to arrive at the cen of their spring activity. Iterant, La. Meanwhile ether major ltg ie cuihs were making for entram-atent camp ward. Johnny Ever and his Cubs to leav Thursday for I'aaaien.

California. Battery men of the NYw York Americans and tha Btooktrn Na-tkmals are now at Hot Springs. Arkaa? aaa. Conditioning early. Ifi Ruth k-ft for Hot Springs last -J HAROLD (JOE) SIMPSON Fit and ready to go at top apeed In tonight's gam against the Tigers.

E. SKI HONORS AT Dose Competition Featured Tourney Held By Amateur Association Saturday MONTREAL, Feb. il Marklns 1h Innugtiriitlon of the Canadian Amateur Bki association activities E. Siintmrg of Temiskamtng Ski club, won th lumping championahlp at th first an mial tournament held undr th a us pirns of the Montreal KM clnh her Saturday. Sunburg carried off the Vianren cup and ihe rold medal of JX aseocintlofi emnlrnistie of th dominion championship.

He won in th narrowest fnahlon, only a quarter of a point aeparatmg him from Krnrk ie Kinnon, former champion, of Montreal club. Sunburg and MncKlnnot. mud- their nest effort the. Xiaal Jump, the rormer going tl feet and MacKinnon feet, liih save him th aria for th long dlatanc Jump. In th exhibition Jumps Runhunr did feet snd MacKinnon 97 fet, which eetnhll.

hed new record here. The Canadian Crosa-Country Ski championship over a distance ef ten miles reetiltrd in a win for Frank MacKinnon of the Montreal Ski club, who traveled the distance in I hour 10 minutes and 20 seconds. 0 heldlng of the Ottawa Cllffslde club was second In 1:11:13. O. FOOTBALL I.ONDO.V.

Feb. 19 (Canadian Aas.iel-ated Pre). Kesult of league game played Saturday follows First Division, Arsenal 2. O.dham Athletlo I. Blackburn R.

1, Sheffield V. 1. Bradford City i. Liverpool 1. aiiaaiesorouRn riraaiora l.

Second Division. Birmingham 0, Clapton Orient 0. Blackpool 0, Rotherham 1. Leeds United 0, Stockport C. I.

Lelceater C. 1 Nottingham F. Nott County 0, Port Val 1. Th Wednesday I. South Shield I.

Weal ham I'nlted Bury 1. Third Olvlsin. Brentford Swindon Town 1. Brighton and H. MlllwaU A.

9. Brlatol 11. 1. Portsmouth t. Crystal Palace J.

Newport C. Grimsby T. Exeter City 9. Norwich C. t.

Ollllnrham 1. Reading 0. Watford Swansea T. 1. Merthyr T.

S. Old Country Rugby LONDON. Feb. 11. In th rugby semi-final championship gam, played Satarday.

between Leicestershire snd Yorkshire, the former won by I to t. Other rurby games played Saturday reaslted as follows: Northern Unlen. Battley 1. Kelghlcy Bramley i. Broughton 14, Wlsan Barrow tl.

St. Helen's t. Iwwsbury 20. Bradford I. Hull It.

Hun-let 1. Ieo Wakefield (. RorhdaJ 4. Halifax I. Sa ford T.

Warrington 11. Wldne Swlnton York 1. Hull Klntaton II. Rugby Uuln Results. Guys' Hosplt! Gloucester 1.

Cardiff 1. Swansea t. CSmbridge L'riversity U. markka Z. RoIyn Park 0, Oaford t'nlversiry It Army Inrlon Scettleh.

West of Scotland Edinburgh University II. UnlteJ Services I. HarlequiBS 10. Mewport 4). Atxrtillery Manchester 11.

Bradford 4). Ilirkenhrad t'srk 14. Uvrpo-d 14. Bristol 1. Bath 4.

4 Skewca t. londnn Welsh 9. Pontypool Bridgend ST. PATRICKS WIN FROM HAMILTON IN CLOSE GAME 5 TO 4 TOTiOJfTO. Feb.

tl. St. Pstrkk's by defeating Hamilton te 4. fcerv Saturday night, retained the lead In tru KatianaJ hockey iMgue. The lorkle did not pray their beat hockey, 'bat nkowed b-iiliaatiy when the Witors were beginning te cle oomerjoe- for the vrrdkt.

Hamilton Goat Lorkhert: Ife Carpenter. Cowtur: Centre, atatone: Winca. Prodirers, Roach: S'la. M.e-Mnnell. arthr.

Carri. Matte. 8t. Patrick's Goal. Fe ars; Def-rvee dechorn.

Cameron; Cearra. Mebl SUNBUR6 WON MONTREAL MEET evening. i Th Yankee will leave for ehrev- port. Lsu. te start work next Morula H-O-C-K-E-Y AT THE ARENA TONIGHT at 8:30 TIGERS vs.

ESKIMOS Th first clash In th horn 'and bom series of games to decide the semifinals of th provincial basketball championship will be ataged at the Varsltv gym tonight wheu th Wth Battalion team from Calgary will lock horns with the Varsity quintette, the teams being scheduled to take the floor at sharp. Reports from Calgary indicate that the invaders bave a snappy team. The Oth cleaned up the military league tn even straight wins, and then walloped th representatives of the Calgary la handy fashion. But they will have to all that Is claimed for them and then-som if they able to defeat tho athlete representing the south side educational Institution. Th University srregattoB has played stellar basketball all season, and threw something of a surprise Into local sporting circles when thy defeated the strong north slds quintette In a couple of playoff games for entrance to the semifinals, th north aider having had th pick of th city In tbir lineup.

Although they will without the ervlce of Manson, their star centre player. Varsity will have a nifty team on view. York and Hamilton will play on defence, Conrad will act as pivot, Butchart and Necker will perform on th forward line, while Ihe subs wlil be McDonald. Cox and Purney. Following is a sketch of the Calgary team: Oil Kunacns cntre) la a rang? chan.

standing six feet one inch, who hoot sccurstelf and playa good combination. He hails from Vancouver, where played considerable basketball In hi four years In the game, and Is always In good condition. Last ea ses wss with tho Colts. Jo Brookall (forward) ha playtd basketball for three years, and last winter was with the Colts. He learned the gam la Calgary and Is a strong link ia th combination chain of th Mth.

Walt. Carroll (forward) Is team captain, and although th lightest maa en th squad ho Is slwsy dangerous and playa a epeedy gam In coupling an wiik th other on combination He played his A rat basketball with the list Battaltoa team at Bdmonton. IMS. Last season ho was with the Colts. Ray Dawson (defence) Is sure chock and holds te his man all the tim.

He learned th gam at th Y.M.C.A. In Calgary, and has been roing about tare years. While with the Colts last season wa playing In true form and has shewn up well esa In as a member of th champion fcith club Max Row tdefenre) learned all about basketball ia th Calgary and has fol owed the game here for many year. While th army he ayed sod ha been carrying on ever since. He Is good check and.

although rather light, ts tall and hand'r the ball neatly. Ralph Joaes (sub) p'avs forward whenever is pat la actloa. He Is last a young chap and ia atlll student at the South Calgsry eoiieiriate. Ho weighs about 1 poands and chews of speed ta fleer. Ly ironside Case) is a centre aun Smoke ve aiNlr plar 1 and works In at times tn place ef Run-acres.

He has played basketball with various local teams for years, and waa at on tint a member of the Canuca club. He stands six feet on inch and carries about 160 pounds. Gordon Kllgour (sub) if used on de fence occasionally and also aoqulta htm. elf good form. He learned the game at the.

Calgary T.M.C.A. and although he has" only been playing a few year he Is rapidly whipping Into a real star. Valentine and Stephens will be th officials. THE SENATORS BY E0F8T01 Frenchmen Played the Capi tal Outfit Into Submission and Won Easily MONTREAL, Feb tl. In a gam that tarkved Interest after th first perted Canadians triumph)! evar Ottawa In scheduled National Hockey league fix ture at Mount Royal Arena.

Saturday night, winning by a eor of I te Never at any stag of th play wa there any doubt to th euteom. Cans lens forced all or the pace and by carrying the play to the Senators In the opening few minutes, n4y4 thorn inta submission and then scored an easy victory. Ottawa Benedict goal Boucher defenc Caaadlens Vsens Mummery Cornea tl Laionde Pltre Gerard defence centre left wing right wing sub sub Nighbor Parregh Dnnny MeKell Bruce Barlanquctt O. Clexhora Arbour Grahsm sub WUSOB Ksferse, Harvey sproule. ROYAL FRUIT COT BEAT PLUNKETT AND SAVAGE AT HOCKEY An Interesting hockey gam wa staged at the Arena, Saturday aftcranca between Plunkctt A Savag and 'he Royal Frslt Ce- resulting In a win for th Royal by a score of Play was close all through th came with hard checking en both sides A feature ef the game was Trimbles rashes' out hini joal sith th pck to soor fSr Flaakett Savass.

Burnett foe th Royal mad eome beautiful raobes being resnewaial for four goae while Mgg need his weigh' effectively. A It Is bH-vd that wvrWtt a flavas are mere salted te a P. F. mipwv tore than te the atmospaerd that Is chtnasr bananas. Th Hit wp was ss foToww: Ptarakett Savage Goal.

Trimble: defence. Cransrea and Oarsta: centre. Mclntyre; srtnga. Johnston and Hagkes: subsv- Dea aa Brews. Royal Fruit Co.

GeaJ. Kmc: defare, Mecca and Barwett; centra. Dawstd; CANADIENS SWAMP 0 CALOARV Seat Sale now on at Tom Campbell's Smile Hat Shop, Hub Ggar Store, South Side. the latter part of this week. The and Washington trsnta will begin their activity Thundiv.

(be former at Dallas, Tax, and the iatier at Tampa. Florida. Th New Tork National, wheax tralnipg will be done at San Aatmio. Texas, are due to report Montsy. The Boston clubs, Pittsburgh, Cbicage Whit Bos.

Philadelphia Nationals. St. Louis Nationals, Cincinnati club and tha Detroit team, ad wU start early next week. JACK SHEEHAN SIGNS CONTRACT WITH BROOKLYN NEW TORK. Feb.

II. Receipt of (he Igncd contract of Jack Shoelian, last year' manager of the Winnipeg Maroon la announced by tha Brooklyn National League club, Hhce'aan la an uifietder, and in the world'i eerie last year substituted for Jimmy Johnston, at third base. MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG VANirrJllVrrn 'tesnVSTwa-x rm aw a ll thai youe At whal is I I PROGRKsfc isigary and Rdmnnteo Normal schools finished fifv-nfty to a series athletic com-ts hM her Saturday the itrs winning at boek-y ar.d a-doer baaebeO. and th lonls getting victories hi a pair af haskxbsn (lmw Th Iwrkcy game was pUred at lb Tour bard wart esa bs wcQ supplied st SOHMERVILLE'S Jack Charlesworth JASPER AViNUE SATISFACTION FOR MB WTC9M mm jLnrd ia TooW Am asunifar- I A) from the kA Ody snd the are I WVtV, rctu trVVAlc threuch the I wrieca in the marn-tn. and the Calgary outfit slipped vv a win ST sis gwal ta nothing.

la the nen'l basket gam Rdmrm Lett wew by a emr ef ad th ksral ladles reseated th perfenBaac ky chalking sp a IJ- win. Indoor Save Sail, the sear was ll-l for Ciliary. WINS RRO. SttATINO TITLE LAKE FLACrD. w.

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