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Punis)\36; U.S.S. Tallapoosa, 7
Merehants, 28; Warriors, 23.

The Tuxis team of the local In-
termediate League had no difficulty
in defeating the basketball team
from the U. S. S. Tallapoosa at the

score was, Tuxis, 36; USS. Talla-

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Detroit | Wings on New York

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At half time the score stood 11-2 for}Senators from the Toronto Maple

the Tuxis Leafs wt ire leading the Inter-

In the second half the Navy tearr | national Division by an overwhelming score of 47-6 ,
seemed to collapse under the fast Last night's scores | All the Pais played wel! but Sue- URG
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snappy play of the Tuxis boys. The
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to individual play and long shoot-

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Canadiens 4, Montreal 5 at centre, Was outstanding

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Warriors and the Merchants re-
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ST. ANDREW'S
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Society, by defeat-
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Seal Cove, 5: Grott 4
St. Andrew's. 5: Swift’s, 4
Canadian Legion, 6: Oddfellows.

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HOCKEY

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in this the ORIGINAL Hockey Contest
$1,000.00 FIRST PRIZE

for estimating number of goals scored by each team in the National
Hockey League up to and including the games played on January 18, 1933.

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. &. The official figures of the National Hockey League
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