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CANADIAN
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EXPRESS
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
EXPRESS
at
New
York,
new
York
will
be
at
Chicago
and
Boston
Bruins
at
De
troit.
The
strengthened
Saint
John
Beavers
hold
high
hopes
of
cap
luring
the
Maritime
senior
hockey
title
for
the
first
time
since
organ-
zatlon
of
the
Maritime
Amateu:
Hockey
Association.
In
all
thost
years
Saint
John
never
won
even
the
New
Brunswick
title.
Now,
as
the
only
class
A
team
In
the
pro
vince,
Beavers
are
strongly
favored
io
capture
me
provincial
crown
Their
new
coach,
Dick
Carroll,
1?
oleased
with
his
charges
and
look
for
more
than
the
trl-provlnc
championship
Beavers
are
handicapped
in
be-'ng
a
team
without
a
league.
Tc
offset
their
lack
of
league
play
thr
Browns
are
getting
as
much
stron?
compeUUon
as
they
can
In
exhi-
biUon
games.
They
will
have
a
bye
m
the
New
Brunswick
playdowm
meeung
the
class
B
champions
o
various
leagues.
If
successful,
the
will
then
face
the
Prince
Edwaru
Island
title-holders
for
the
right
to
play
off
against
the
Nova
Scotia
"hampions.
Old
.Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
4,
Stoke
1.
Aston
Villa
2,
Leeds
1.
Blackpool
2,
Birmingham
1.
'
Brentford
2,
Manchester
5.
Derby
1,
Middlesbrough
4.
Everton
1,
Charlton
Athletic
4,
Grimsby
6,
Leicester
1.
Huddersfleld
3,
Preston
North
-
end
0.
Portsmouth
2,
Chelsea
1.
Sunderland
2,
Liverpool
3.
Wolverhampton
1,
Bolton
1.
English
League
Second
Division
Blackbrun
4,
Plymouth
0.
Bradford
4,
West
Bromwlch,
Albion
4.
Bury
3,
Tottenham
1.
Chesterfield
7,
Notts
1:
Fulham
1,
Sheffield
2.
Manchester
4,
Norwich
1.
MUlwall
2,
Luton
1.
Sheffield
4,
Burnley
1.
Swansea
0,
Newcastle
1.
.
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West
Ham
United
1,
2.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Arbroath
3,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Celtic
3,
St.
Mirren
2.
Falkirk
2,
Partick
Thistle
5
Hearts
1,
Hamilton
3.
Kilmarnock
1,
Clyde
4.
Motherwell
3,
Hibernians
2.
Queen
of
South
3,
Queens
Park
Raith
Rovers
1,
Albion
1.
Rangers
5.
Aberdeen
2.
Third
Lanark
3,
Ayr
2.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Airdriponians
4.
St.
Bernards
3
Brechin
2.
Dunfermline
2.
rnwdenbeath
6.
Edinburgh
1.
Dumbarton
2,
Montrose
2,
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gat
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
rounds.
Nova
then
had
a
bad
three
-ounds
and
was
almost
out,
only
to
come
back
with
a
sensational
burst
of
power
and
speed
to
punch
Farr
almost
Into
unconsciousness.
Both
fighters
displayed
a
measure
if
courage
such
as
Is
seldom
seen
In
any
ring.
The
two
Judges.
Joe
Lynch
and
leorge
Kelly,
awarded
the
decision
.o
Nova,
outvoting
Referee
Eddie
Josephs
who
would
have
called
It
draw.
The
Associated
Press
vote
vas
nine
rounds
to
Nova
and
six
o
Farr.
Another
summary
gave
Vova
eight
rounds.
Farr
four,
roundi
md
three
even.
Both
fighters
pair
sporting
tribute
to
each
other
at
the
end
of
the
fight.
"I
tried
hard
to
win."
aid
Farr
"and
am
sorry
I
did
not"
The
WeUhman
was
as
game
s
'oser
as
he
Is
a
bonny
fighter.
Farr
weighed
203
pounds
and
Nova,
199.
Farr
had
the
ad
van
age
of
experience
but
it
had
been
nine
months
since
his
last
fighi
while
Nova
had
been
doing
a
lot
of
fighting
lately.
Nova
was
the
taller
if
the
two
with
the
longer
range
Tar
was
cool
and
caluclatlng.
Novai
:n
occasion
showed
certain
ex-;itabilHy.
Throughout
the
fight,
there
were
furious
assau
by
either
fighter
lpon
tne
other
in
turn.
Both
show.
?d
great
abQIty
Xo
give
and
aim
tc
take.
Fighters
of
less
stamina
could
not
have
withstood
the
pace.
Nova
ippeared
to-be
almost
beaten
In
the
thirteenth
round.
His
legs
seemed
wobbly,
his
left
eye
was
almost
shut
and
he
looked
tired.
HU
comeback
in
the
fourteenth
was
electrrfyin?:
md
brought
the
crowd
of
ten
thou
sand
fans
howling
to
their
feet
Only
Farr's
great
last
ability
saved
ilm.
The
former
British
champion
as
it
was,
was
groggy
and.
evidently
saved
orfly
b
ythe
bell
from
thei
erge
of
a
knockout.
Though
each
fighter
was
roeked
time
and
time
again
by
the
force
ol
the
other's
blows,
there
were
no
knockdowns,
In
the
fifth
Nova
went
to
his
knee
but
It
was
a
slip
after
making
a
punch
rather
than
a
knockdown.
In
the
eighth
and
ninth.
Nova
anoeared
to
slow
un
somewhat
but
it
was
only
temporary
for
he
came
back
with
fierce
attack
In
the
ninth,
unleashing
all
his
power.
Nova
returns
to
his
home
In
Cal-1
lfornia
but
will
be
back
in
New!
York
tor
the
Joe
Louis-John
Henry
'
Lewis
fight
on
January
25,
Dundee
1,
Alloa
4.
East
Fife
2,
Stenhousemuir
4.
Forfar
2,
Dundee
1.
Kings
Park-Morton,
postponed,
grounds
unfit.
Leith
6,
East
Stirling
3.
1
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
4
DRY
DOCK
B
AND
SHIPYARD
U
Shipbuilders
and
Rngineers
Iron
and
BraM
Castings
if
if
.TB.
4,
If
Young
Heavyweight
From
West
$f
Catapults
Into
Forefront
Of
S
Pugilists
By
Defeating
Farr
NEW
YORK,
December
17:
(CP)
Younft
Lou
Nova
H
of
Alameda,
California,
catapulted
into
the
forefront
of
w
the
heavyweight
picture
by
earning
a
fifteen-round
de-
M
:ision
over
Tommy
Farr
of
Tonypandy,
Wales,
last
night
W
in
one
of
the
fiercest,
most
blistering
battles
that
has
been
W
ieiuisun
oiuiue
uiinii'ii
m
many
a
uay.
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up
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MB
Recreation
Centre
-S
Is
Now
Winding
Up$
Busy
Fall
Season
iff
The
provincial
physical
educa-
5
ion
and
recreational
centre,
which
i
if
has
had
an
active
fall,
will
be
clos-
ng
down
next
Wednesday
for
the
fctf
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season,
the
Instructor.
Harry
We-'tJ
arrigle.
leaving
next
Thursday.
rA
nighbt
on
the
Prince
George
for
Sr
his
home
in
Vancouver
to
spend
nc
vacation
period.
A
recreational
centre
danre
which
tn
hi
oeen
held
last
night
wa,
canccllrV
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A
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oh
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IK
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rnr
fouk
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
December
First
Round
Of
Play
In
Bridge
r
up
Last
Night
Hockey
Standings
National
League
WDLPAPU
Boston
10
1
2
39
15
21
Chicago
6
2
7
33
37
14
Rangers
7
1
3
30
21
15
Americans
6
3
5
32
40
15
Canadian
National
Recreation
Toronto
5
3
.
6
28
25
13
Association
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
1
Canadiens
4
.1
10
32
46
Musketeers
and
Ramblers
were
;
Detroit
4
1.
9
28
38
winners
in
the
first
round
of
the'
.
Pacific
Coast
League
-xip
Top
Tailors'
Bridge
League
Portland
11
3
1
50
25
25
competition
which
was
played
last
.Seattle
&'
V
6
60
46
20
night.
Vancouver
6"
4
3
45
65
16
The
results
were
as
follows:
Spokane
2
3
3
40
69
Canadian
National
Recreation
i
'
Association,
14k090;
Canadian
Legion.
1U90.
ilCer.
11.680
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
13300;
i
Raffle
winners
were
Rosie
Thalr.
Grotto,
11.320.
Musketeers,
ICS00;
Sons
of
Norway,
12,680.
Ramblers,
12,990;
Brackman
&
and
H.
A,
Breen,
who
won
turkeys
and
II.
Sjoberg,
who
won
a
chick
en.
The
winning
numbers
were
5,
556
and
644.
i
a)
a
a
c
ajatajae'
-Ti-i--
In
The
MALE
Box
.
.
Gift
Suggestions
For
Him
Suspenders
and
Garters
Make
useful
Christmas
Gifts
especially
If
they
are
styled
by
E.
S.
Currie.
In
the
suspender
field
there
is
a
wide
diversity
of
pattern
larger
than
eyer
presented
before.
Ilickok
Jcwelery
Is
what
every
smart
young
man
should
wear.
Why
not
a
tie
clip,
collar
bar.
cuff
links,
etc.?
Make
this
a
Personal
Christmas
by
giving
Personalized
Jewelery.
1
Scarves
No
man
has
too
many
scarves.
This
year's
patterns
and
designs
have
topped
the
list.
Shown
in
plain
whites
and
fancies.
They
Will
Remember
You
After
Chirstmas
ot
Just
at
Christmas
if
You
Buy
Them
a
Gift
at
William
F.
Stone
The
Store
With
tne
Christmas
Spirit
8
8
P
I
I
I
1
SPORT
CHAT
Boston
Bruins
continued
to
set
the
pace
In
National
Hockey
League
Thursday
night
by
shutting
out
the
Montreal
Canadiens
one
goa
to
nil
at
Montreal.
It
was
the
fifth
straight
victory
for
the
Bruins
and
their
fourth
shut-out
In
the
five
starts.
It
was
the
second
time
within
a
week
they
had
defeated
Canadiens.
Two
other
fixtures
Thursday
night
ended
In
overtime
draws,
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks
playing
to
a
four-all
score
at
Chicago
and
the
Ameri
cans
and
Rangers
one
all
fn
New
York.
Week-end
games
will
bring
New
ork
Rangers
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
together
In
Toronto
to
night
while
on.
Sunday
Montreal
Canadiens
will
play
the
American?
n
Ha
.
r-?s
.
ui
If
you
Mould
drlicht
her
Dunnh
heart,
give
tirr
lingerie
tlih
ChrUt-
mav
You'll
find
worr
of
exciting
new
idra
In
our
lingrrie
department.
Iltrrr
thing
from
brief
little
pantlm
to
rUbor-atrlr
rlrgant
hotr
coaU
You
ran
pay
much
or
little.
Fraser
&
Payne's
n
favor
of
the
High
School
dance.
iV
....,,
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February
28th,
1339,
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