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Granger 1921

MADE IN GOVERNMENT OF AMATEUR HOCKEY Under Revised Constitution of Q.A.H.A. Players Cannot Take Rulings Into Court REVENUE IS INCREASED| Greater Taxation Placed on Senior Players and Leagues -Four Officers Retired With the most representative in the history of amateur gathering hockey in the Province of Quebec, the annual meeting of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association was held at the M.A.A.A. clubhouse on Saturday afternoon. Twelve leagues were represented, which leagues averaged six clubs and controlled over seven hundred hockey players the season of 1920 and 1921. during Three of leagues represented, were from Quebec city, other leagues, local organiza-| tions. with the delegates from the affiliated bodies, the majority of the officers the association were in attendance, with President W. R. Granger presiding. The meeting was an important one, due to the revision of stitution. which revision has brought about some radical changes in the government of hockey in the Province of With 3. view to giving the governing body a greater revenue, the taxation of the and the senior players was increased. In future senior players 50 cents for a player's certificate, while each league will pay to the association, as well as the annual membership, $3 from each night's scheduled games and the intermedlate league will pay half that amount. MUST ACCEPT RULINGS. schedule of games. LEAGUES NOT CLASSIFIED. Another clause in the constitution provides that players accept the rulings of the registration committee, unless an appeal is made to the Dominion registration committee, and any player who takes, a case into the courts shall considered as acting in an ungentlemanly manner and shall be suspended by the association. The executive is empowered under the revised constitution to appoint sub-registration committees arrange for payment of a secretary or assistant secretary, the office heretofore having been an honorary one. The registration committee was reduced from ax to five. it including the presitwo men to be elected dent, vice-president, secretary, and Under the new constitution a sub-registration committee was appointed for the City of Quebec to work under the general registration board. The financial statement was the best ever presented to a meetIng of the association. It showed a credit balance of $179, the receipts being: revenue from players' cards. from gate receipts at play-off games, $255; and from fees, $240. The expenditures amounted to $606. Applications were. received from two leagues for affiliation. One came from the Mount Royal Intermediate League, which was referred to the new executive, while the other was 2 verbal one from the Provincial League, which includes Quebec City, Grand' Mere, La Toque and Chicoutimi. This league was admitted to membership on the presentation of its constitution and Some discussion arose over the classification of the Commercial Leagues as to whether they were in the senior or intermediate category. It was pointed out by the president that a league was classifled by the application made for afAliation. This was followed by a motion that the commercial leagues pay annually a fee of $10. After Some discussion the motion was withdrawn and the fees set for senior. intermediate and commercials leagues was left as previously at $20 per league annually. It was decided to get away from the payment of minor officials. A resolution passed, under which the assoclation shall not pay any official except the referee and umpire. In previous seasons timers have been paid by the association. INCREASED STRENGTH. The association was organized during the winter of 1918, when the annual fee to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association was paid by subscriptions of the clubs of the City League. During that season only three leagues were affiliated, while there are now fourteen leagues affiliated, including seniors. Intermediates and juniors. The retirement of the officers of last season, at Saturday's meeting, marked the the original board. W. R. Granger, president, and W. J. Morrison, secretary, retired, due to holding the same of offices in the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, while T. Y. Foster and James A. Taylor retired, due to business. At the conclusion of the meeting an honorarium was voted to the retiring secretary, while. a vote of thanks was passed to all retiring officers. The following were in attendance: Manufacturers' League, F. J. MeCann and H. Brabant: Montreal Industrial League, Desse Brown and E. J. C. Finch: Bankers' League, A. N. Roche and J. L. Lawson: Provincial Hockey League, R. Halpin and 0. L. Letourneau, Quebec City League: J. Ledden; League National. E. Pacaud: Junior Hockey Association, H. O'Hagan and G. Walsh: Packers' League, R. Jaa• den: Independent Intermediate League, F. Greenleaf and G. Lally: City League, J. P. Callaghan and Emile Larose; James A. Macdonald T. Slattery, W. R. Granger and W. J. Morrison. Officers elected: President--T. F. Slattery, Shamrocks. Vice-president - Emile Larose, Nationals. Registration Committee- -T. F. Slattery, Shamrocks; Emile Larose. Nationals: Dumouchel. Nationals; James A. Macdonald, unattached and secretary, S. C. Holland. Sub-registration committee for Quebec City, E. Stocking, E. Picard ARnd G. Hanrahan, all unattached: secretary, S. C. Holland, Westmount. the officers elected only one is a member of the Montreal man Amateur Athletic Association. WESTMOUNT HIGH HOCKEY First Practice Brought Out a Large Squad of Candidates The Westmount High School senior and intermediate hockey diviheld their first practice on sions Saturday morning in the Coliseum Rink, and some very good material showed up. Billy Hughes drat agreed to coach the and although he was unable to be present at the practice on Saturday, McKee, one of last year's senior stars, who will be acting captain, doubtless it that the hour was not wasted and every man got a rea workout. Quite a few of last year's players| turned out, among them being Thomson, McKee, Smith and Fraser, who played senior and Reid of the intermediates, while Anderson and Robson were junior stars. There were also a number of new players. With a wealth of material it 13 very difficult to judge who will represent the intermediates in the league, but the senior squad will most likely be as follows: Center, Fraser; wing, Thomson; wing, McKee; defence. Reid; fence, Smith: goal, Murphy, ADOPT SCHEDULES FOR SCHOOL HOCKEY Senior League Will Open Season on January 10 at Victoria Rink At a meeting of the Inter -School Hockey Association held on Saturday, the playing schedules for the season were adopted for the Senior, Intermediate and Junior series. All games will be played at the Victoria rink, and the first named teams will act as home clubs. The schedulesSENIOR. January 10-Westmount High VS. Strathcona. January 12-L. C. C. vs. Montreal High. January 17-Westmount High v8. Montreal High. January 19-L. C. C. vs. Strathcona. January 24-Strathcona vs. Montreal High. January 26-Weetmount High V6. L. C. C. January 30-Montreal High vs. L. C. C. February 3-Strathcona ve. Westmount. February 8-Montreal High vs. Westmount High. February 14-Strathcona va. L. C. C. February 20-Montreal High vs. Strathcona. February 23-L. c. C. ve. Westmount. INTERMEDIATE. January 11-C. and T. High VS West Hill January 13-Strathcona vs. Wykeham House. January 14-Montreal High ve. L. C. .C. January 17-Wykeham House VS C. and T. High. January 18-Montreal High VS. Strathcona. January 19-Westmount High ve. West Hill High. January 25- L. C. C| vs. Strathcona. January 27-Wykeham House vs Westmount High. January 31-Westmount High VS. L. C. C. February 1-C. and T. High VIS. Montreal High. February 7-Weetmount High viS. Montreal High. February 8-L. C. C| vis. West Hill High, February 10-Strathcona vs. C. and T. High. February 11-West Hill vs, Wykeham House. February 16-L. C. C. vs. C. and T. High. February 17-Strathcona ve. Westmount High, February 18-West Hill High vs Montreal High. February 21-Wykeham House V6. L. C. C. February and T. High vs. Westmount February Highwest Hill High V.S. Strathcona. February 27-Montreal High V9 | Wykeham House. JUNIOR. January 16-Montreal High vs. In C. C. January 17-Strathcona vs. Westmount High, January 23-Montreal High V8. Westmount High. January 27-Strathcona ve, L. C. C. February 1-L. C. C. vs. Westmount High; Montreal High ve. Stratheona. February 4-Westmount High 119. Strathcona. February 9-L, C. C. ve. Montreal High. February 14-Westmount High VS. Montreal High. February 15-L. C. C. vs. Strathcona. February 21-Strathcona ve. Montreal High. February 23-Westmount High L. C. C. City League Schedule At a meeting of the City Hockey League held on Saturday, the following schedule was adopted for the coming season:Dec. 29-National vs. Loyola; University A.A.A. vs. St. Ann's. Jan. 5-Westmount vs. M.A.A.A.; Shamrocks vs. Victoria. Jan. 9-Loyola vis, St. Ann's; National vs. University A.A.A. Jan. 12-Westmount vs. Victoria: M.A.A.A. VS. Shamrocks. Jan. 16-Loyola Shamrocks; Westmount vs. National. Jan. 19-University vs. Victoria; St. Ann's vs. M.A.A.A. Jan. 23-University vs. Shamrocks, St. Ann's vs. Westmount. Jan. 26-M.A.A.A. vs. National: Victoria vs. Loyola. Jan. 30-St. Ann's vs. Shamrocke: Westmount vs. University A..A. Feb. 2-Victoria vs. National: Loyola vs. M.A.A.A. Feb. 6-University. vs. M.A.A.A.; St. Ann's vs. Victoria Feb. 9-Loyola Westmount. Shamrocks vs. National. Feb. 13-National vs. St. Ann's; Victoria vs. M.A.A.A. Feb. 16-Loyola 18. University: Westmount vs. Shamrocks, For athletic purposes a shoe has been patented that has a soft sole and stiff leather vamp and quarter to afford support. into the joint was the that two also Division fightIng that the and way also the and recognition of meeting cost the are in all Couneil is the by up Seeond as of be to as the the
Article from 12 Dec 1921The Gazette(Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
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