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rer SY baw PMUDE RE GEREN TELE ELI Local Player Named 'cause of Buffalo not making sure For All-Star Team Romley Hughes, Buffalo Defence | Player, Chosen on Can. Pro... Hockey Line-up In commenting on the all-star team of the Canadian Pro. Hoc- key League, chosen by _ sports writers in the various cities, the Buffalo Times has the following to say about one of our Hailey- bury boys who made the team: "Rusty Hughes is regarded a-! round the league circuit as one of the stiffest checkers and most dangerous rushers playing on the defense. He has proved a tower of strength to the Bisons and his aggressiveness has _ practically kept Buffalo in the fight for a place in the first division right down to the final game. His in- jured ankle was probably the of a place in the first division. He was with the Windsor Hor- nets for one year in 1927 and last winter was loaned to Niagara Falls. He came to Buffalo ina trade." The team chosen as an all-star aggregation from the Can. Pro. loop is made up of Herb. Stuart, Detroit, goal; Arbour, Windsor, and Hughes, Buffalo, defense; E. Goodfellow, Detroit, centre; F. Carson, London, and Wes. King, London, wings. "Rusty" had his start as a -ju- venile in Haileybury, and ~after the rink was destroyed by fire in 1922 he played a couple of sea- sons with the Cobalt Juniors in the N.O.H.A. He went north to South Porcupine, and was under "Jimmy" Jamieson's wing there for two seasons. He was on the Porky line-up when they played | | Sport Notes | | The smoke of battle from the , hockey season has cleared away and leaves Port Arthur again as 'Senior Amateur champions of Canada, and three-time holders Jof the Allen Cup, a record for the jamateur game. The Ports, after |a poor start in the finals against ithe St. Francois Xavier team of 'Montreal, settled down and won ithe second game, 7-2 arid the final {contest 3-0. ~ In the Junior series» for the Memorial Cup, Toronto Marlbor- os proved too good for the Elm- wood Millionaires from Winni- peg, winning the round, 8-4, and both games by the same Score of ---- Prospects for baseball in Co- balt, Haileybury and New Lis- keard are being discussed by the interested fans already, and it is hoped that all three towns will be able to enter teams in the old Temiskaming Baseball, League this season, depending almost en- tirely on local talent. Failing the three towns enter- ing, it has been suggested that they pool their players and put in one good team to battle it out with Kirkland Lake and other Northern towns, who are not ex- pected to be as strong as they were last year. off with London Battery team in Toronto two years ago, and with "Tory" Gregg, went to Windsor and signed with the Hornets un- der Percy Leseur. When Leseur went to Buffalo last fall as manager, he lost no time in making a trade for the Haileybury sorrel-top, who has starred throughout the season. Gigantic International Sports Club Organized The leading sportsmen of eleven nations have taken their cue from a recent utterance of the Prince of Wales that "the best friendship, whether individual or international, is that made on the field of sport," and have decided.to found a great international sportsmen's club in Park Lane, London. Among the prime movers in this movement are the Duke of Penaranda, famous Spanish polo player (left) and the Marquis of Londonderry (right). The new club will be opened early in the summer, when it will be splendidly equipped with an ice skating rink, squash courts, a gymnasium and about two hundred apartments. sal i Title Bout Opened New Coliseum / Tommy Walker (right), light-heavyweight champion of the world and Mickey Walker (left), middleweight champ, mixed things at Chicago on Thursday night last, ey opened the new indoor coli- 'fa seum for the Windy City's boxing ns. Loughran won a close decision to retain his title, although radio reports received here '__all pointed towards a victory for the "Toy Bulldog" i Vimy Banquet to be Held Tuesday Next In Oddfellows' Hall The annual Vimy Banquet, given by the local Chapter of the I.0.D.E. for the war veterans of Haileybury, will be held on Tues- day next, April 9th, the anniver- sary of the big battle, The ban- quet will be served in the Oddfel- lows' Temple at 7.30 p.m. and will, as in past years, be followed by an evening's program. Tickets are now in the hands of the vet- erans and may be secured from them. For a good many years! now that has been one of the_ big events in the year for the return- ed men of Haileybury and on each occasion, there has been a very enjoyable get-together of those who served overseas. The program consists of music, songs and a toast list in which prominent men of Haileybury, Cobalt and New Liskeard have taken part. That this year there out saying. particularly grateful to the I. O. D. E. for the pleasure that they derive from this annual event. --- Reader Brings in an Interesting Issue of The Haileyburian The thanks of The Haileybur- ian are this week extended to a reader for his contribution of an old copy of the paper for the files complete ever since the big fire in 1922. The issue is dated January 9th, 1919, and is one that we did not have previously. It contains some interesting news of the do- ings in Haileybury at that time, including an account of the muni- cipal elections, announcements of the return home of some of the boys from overseas, personal items about people who have since passed on and other matter bearing on the history of the town. The reader who sent this copy does not wish his name mention- ed, but he is thanked heartily just the same. With the copy of The Hailey- burian he brought in a copy of The Northern Miner, published in 1917. 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SON, which we have been trying to|/are anxious to get Wins Marathon Johnny Miles, popular Maritimes sixteen-mile Monarch road grind over a field of Ontario's best dis- tance men, in Toronto on Good Friday marathon runner, who won the! "Hengland Eggspects...." Knight Errant Walter Guinness (British Minister of Agriculture) : "Lay on, lay on, my birdies, and the victory is ours!" (Under the Marketing and Trading Act, which has now come into force, brilliant prospects open for the British egg industry if it rises to its opportunities. No less a sum than £16,000,000 is spent on imported eggs.) --News of the World will be a pleasant time goes with-|Put Off Second Round The wveterans are Jn Crib. Tournament The second round in the an- nual cribbage tournament be- tween the war veterans of Hail- eybury and New Liskeard was to have been played on Tuesday night of this week at New Lis- keard, but, owing to the experts of the latter place being unable to get together, it has been post- poned until a later date. When the players met last month here, the result was somewhat disas- trous for the local men and they their own back. They are a bit disappoint- ed in not getting a chance to meet their opponents this week, but are making use of the time to get in a little extra practice and hope to give a good account of themselves later. Is there a Perfect Shoe © The Dack shoe is--that is as near perfect as human skill and care can make it. 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