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MICKEY
COCHRANE
GETS
HIS
MOOSE
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SPORT
CHAT
I
Mickey
Cochrane,
Philadeip
.
a
Athletics"
catcher,
voted
the
moat
valuable
player
in
the
American
Baseball
League
for
1028,
nere
seen
i
rignt
with
Up
moose
he
shot
n
the
X
tlr-.m.
wick
woods.
On
the
left
is
Era:...
liussell,
Mickey's
guide,
who
lives
in
Doaktol.ii,
on
the
Miram
hi.
and
is
in
charge
of
Hope-Ledge,
where
the
party
of
major
league
baseball
players
made
their
headquarters
while
in
New
Brunswick.
CHANGES
MADE
IN
BASEBALL
The
Letter
Box
ACfJKPTS
CHALLENGE
1929
Teams
in
Big
Leagues
Will
Editor.
Daily
News:-Look
Considerably
Different
,
.
.
Pr.mnv.1
v..t
J
Gurvich
as
Waahiagton
have
Budy
Mver,:
cruck
third
baseman,
for
thejThiH
F,ft"
Consecutive
Win
trifling
consideration
of
five
.
if
nOwn
Ice
and
ShutouiL.
,
players,
in
place
of
Myer,
who
was
J
or
Visitors
the
lied
Sox'
Best
batter
last
year
1
and
'the
league's
laading
exponent
j
VANCOUVER,
Dec
27
The
of
the
art
of
stolen
bases,
Bill
Vnnrnnv...
Tin.
Local
fanB
will
welcome
the
inter-High
School
boys
games
which
are
to
be
played
here
thin
weeTc-end
''between
Terrace
and
,
Prnce
Ibjpe,rt.
They
should
be
as
intBijetii)K
an
attraction
in
the
break
between
the
first
and
second
half
of
the
local
league
as
were
the
girls'
games
between
Anyox
and
Prince
Rupert
last
week..
The
curlim
se:ton
has
been
auspiciously
opened
at
Prince
George
with
nineteen
rinks
in
the
.
!ul).
L.iter
in
the
season
a
big
i'onxpiel
will
'e
held.
The
ice
is
not
very
foe;)
it;
yet
owing
to
;or"t
weather
ln:t
the
players
are
having
a
lot
of
fun
nevertheless.
M.
S.
Morrell
is
president
;
J.
C.
I'lil:
eon,
vice-president,
and
('.
C.
Wrihr
secretary
of
the
club.
The
Omineca
fiki
Club
is
planning
an
attractive
and
enjoyable
program
for
the
.la
unary
Carnival
and
expects
a
large
number
of
1
visitors
In
Purns-
Lake
for
the
oc
casion.
Many
novel
and
inter-1
esting
races
are
planned
and
a
special
effort
is
being
made
to
interest
the
hoys
and
girls
in
various
contests.
There
will
also
'
be
dog
sleigh
races
and
special
events
are
bieng
planned
for
the
!
Indians.
The
hockey
league
has
been
opened
at
Prinee
George
with
four
teams
entered
Bankers,
Bike,
Legioti
and
Canadian
Nat
ional
Railway.
In
the
first
game
I
the
Hankers
won
6
to
4
over
the
Elks
and
in
the
second,
the
Canadian
Legion
beat
the
C.N.R.
4
o
2.
Tfe
games
are
attracting
a
lot
of
Interest
and
are
usually
attended
by
'large
crowds
of
fans.
,
League
basketball
games
are
being
-cHUlnued
at
Anyox
and
managerf-'
much
interest,
,
.-jure
iinc
yw
Dem
uciiik
lurucu
in-
,
'
of
Dido
Curvfch.
accent
the
chal-.
"f
?"V
l.
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
27i-It
may
ft
tf
liaftiiptfj
Dido
ha.'"ow
xnf
lfe
J""1?
?ron
,
be
that
1928
will
become
known
beat
ifaWg
MlAno
beat-
hint'
,Wn
hve
I
in
If
DraV1
U
hPfd
before
he
end
2f
baseball
ci-cies
as
the
year
of
you
remember
I
the
-Big
Trade
Winds."
was
not
fit
to
fight
and
only
"we
The
playing
eeasoh
is
no
more
t
in
there
so
as
not
to
disap-
Ww""on
en
nyox
ana
than
two
mofltbs
past,
yet
already
.
i,oin
the
.fans.
HOA
Jbjromoter.
some
clubs
have
so
radically
re-
Ut
-Was
a
.mass
f-Iwils,
but
you
wed
their
rostwm
that
a
fun
may
cD.JtJhat
Did4.iU.,be
in
first
be
excused
for
being
a
bit
be-
C,M"
hape
for
this
bout
as
wildered
as
he
sees
apparent
fix-
tBrc
"p
other
matches
depend-tares
shunted
off
to
some
other
j
015
n
outcome
of
this
and
major
league
team
or
else
into
the
tf
Mr
Hording
does
not
listen
to
minors.
the
birdies
this
time
it
will
be
a
It
has
become
an
annual
fea-
bi
disappointment.
There
will
ure
for
Rogers
Ho-nsby
to
go
on
D0
waiting
for
last,
round
the
market
and
Emil
Fuchs
of
the
Hoatnn
Braves
did
not
disappoint'
Yours
truly,
the
wailing
public.
He
gj
aciously
JACK
GUltVICH
gave
the
"Rajah"
to
the
Chicago
flubs
tag
Percy
Jones,
F
needy
Ma-
f
uireJflMeraJ
rookie
plfters
and
a
farvuoBle
of
cash.
Not
to
be
outdone
by
their
Na-!
tional
League
livals,
the
Boston
Red
So
have
consented
'
to
let!
VANCOUVER
WON
JOCKEY
MATCH
ior
game.
Mechanics
beat
Con
"entrator
32
to
29
in
a
tight
game.
Breach
beat
Mine
by
a
single
point
in
the
Ladies'
division.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Ily
Th
Tramp)
plaees,
cannot
hope
S.7h.v:
TfT
u
X"
(
0Mt
UaKUe
hockey
a,nt
!
'W"
the
most-coveted
prie
ten
nllniTlnH
m.h'T
"TT
EMmM
cHf'
two.iita
has
to
offer.
Usenbee
and
Milt
Gaston,
pitch-
KOals
to
nothing.
Thh
is
Van-
"
"
anu
uram
uu-
touver's
fifth
straight
whj
at
home
u
jii
i
j
lis.
infielders,
and
Ed.
Bigelow.
and
also
th
ff"th
cJSutive
executive
a
southern
Association
outfielder,
i
hutout
administered
tovkitinr
vrno
clouted
minor
league
pitching,
teams
on
their
own
ice
2tfi!,n,dr
.J
Th
Lions
scored
one
goalln
the
I
..,
,
.w
needed
left-handed
ftttiburgh
a
,
opening
periotl
and
held
the
lead
wSJEtet
Tl
T
until
the
th,rd'
when
thy
red
B
u
"okly"
Rob,nM
fw
I
another
for
good
measure,
all
the
J
Jess
Petty
n
-I
rry
Hitonda.
the
.
time
preventing
the
visitors
from
17n7
L
H
T
iT
Bountawng,
although
the
Eskimos
sitting
atttlntr
on
on
the
thp
koiwh
bench.
t...i
i
u
..
.
George
Uhle,
who
has
had
JUs
una
and
downs
at
Cleveland,
will
see
whether
the
weather
at
Detroit
is
any
beter
for
his
pitching
arm.
while
Jackie
Travener
and
Ken
Holloway
doing
their
Mfiakl-iug
and
pitching,
as
the
case
may
be,
for
the
Indians.
i
-
-
These
huve
been
te.
major
deals
of
the
off-season.
An
Irishman
said
t
a
friend
as
they
were
about
to
enter
the
PERHAPS
MA
WAS
JEALOUS
dining-room:
"If
you
can
guess
i
the
number
of
eggs
I'm
going
"ou
know
that
kits
you
.gave
to
eat
for
dinner,
you
can
have
me
last
night."
said
the
fair
girl,
them
both."
"Veh."
he
answered.
"Two,"
said
the
other.
"Well,
mother
didn't
like
it."
"Take
cm."
said
th
Irishman.
"Huh!
Mither
didn't
get
It."
,
"and
curse
the
man
that
told
ye."
Louisville
Courier-Journal.
.Belfast
News.
iiuuHui
naro
ti-ougnoui.
C.N.R.
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Thursday
.
C.
N.R.M,
Edmonton
7t00,
anniversary
program.
Friday
C.
N.
It.
V.,
Vancouver
7:30,
children1
hour.
8:30,
period
for
addresses.
'0:00,
violin
and
song
recital.
10:00,
main
studio.
1
1
:0Q,
danee
music.
C.N.B.E..
Edmonton
10:fl0,
variety
hour.
Only
the
development
of
younger
players
will
re-establish
Australia
in
the
high
position
she
once
held
in
tennis
circles.
For
the
third
time
in
four
years,
the
"Aussies"
announce
their
decision
to
remain
out
of
Davis
C
up
competition.
IBttrson
and
Hawkes
have
seen
thir
beat
-days
in
the
tennis
world,
and
realise
it
They
are
not
inclined
to
fco
through
the
hard
training,,
the
long
trips
and
the
strenuous
competition
necessitated
by
Davis
Cup
ties.
Until
new
stars
can
take
their
Australia
to
The
Victoria
Boxing
Club
has
secured
the
services
of
Harvey
iioiitoay
for
a
return
bout
mere
Saturday
night,
against
Alble
Davies.
The
Victoria
flash
gave
the
Ma
in
lander
an
artistic
trimming
in
their
last
appearance
in
the
capital
a
short
time
ago
in
a
ten-round
bout.
Saturday's
event
will
be
over
the
same
route.
"Spark
Plug"
Joe
Boyd.
Aberdeen
light-heavyweight,
may
have
fought
two
draws
with
"Young"
Firpo
once
upon
a
time,
but
he
certainly
was
no
match
for
the
crafty
and
heavy-hitting'
"Dusty"
Milter,
in
the
main
event
of
the
Victoria
Boxing
Club's
fistic
show
"jar-the
Tillienm
gymnasium
last
njght,
says
the
Victoria
Colonist
of
Sunday.
Chief
of
Police
John
Fry
enacted
the
role
of
life-saver
for
the
visiting
mittslinger
when
he
ordered
Ileferec
Tommy
Burge
to
stop
the
slaughter
in
the
fifth
round.
At
this
stage
of
the
game.
"Hparky"
was
in
one
corner
of
th-
ring,
crouched
up
with
his
bended
arms
protecting
him
from
the
onslaught
of
Miller's
telling
punches.
I
mmr
RADIOl
iakA:'.,
THE
AMARINfe
Third
Avenue
HAD
A
CRACK
WI'SCOTTIE
TAWATWAW,
Alta.,
Dex.
26
Donald
Kindlison,
welj-known
Kaeheaterlaifaatt
belter
known
as
ottyWtnWHgl
is'
a
fine
game
so
long
as
you're
the
hun
er
and
not
the
hunted.
Donald
was
out
with
his
trusty
80-30
the
oth.ir
day,
in
.the
Clear
Lake
district,
engaged
in
the
truly
Scots
pastime
of
getting
a
good
juicy
haunch
of
deer
meat
without
having
to
part
with
any
silver,
f
orbye
.
Peering
through
a
cut
line
in
the
timber,
he
spotted
in
the
distance,
a
party
of
four
hunters,
and
being
of
a
friendly
nature,
decided
to
wnit
for
them
to
come
up,
to
"hae
a
wee
crack
wl'
em."
tA
"crack"
in
the
vernacular,
is
just
a
general
all-around
conversation,
on
topics
of
local
interest).
The
hunters
spotted
Donald,
and
lecidfd
to
have
a
"crack"
at
him.
too-
but
not
the
same
sort
of
crack
.
,
.
Immediately
thereafter,
the
silence
of
the
deep
woods
was
punctured
by
four
shots
and
400
deep
Gallic
'U"aes.
j
Donald's
right
thumb
was
like-wise
punctured,
and
another
bul-'
let
almost
provided
a
new
parting
for
the
ScotsniHn's
hair,
"It
wis
no'
sae
bad,"
Donald
said
afterwards,
"but
ye
mlcht
hae
spared
ma
dues."
Donald's
overalls
were
pierced
on
the
right
side,
by
the
same
bullet
that
punctured
his
thumb!
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