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“APRIL 29. 1940

Basket Title

Loses

Niagara Falls Syracuse, Montreal H0|d$ E696"! Divide Honors; Toronto Two Games

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Vancouver

Takes Lead In Basket Finals

In a further move to

Canadiens Bolster Club

MONTREAL. April 28 -—((7P) -—

their organization, Montreal's National Hockey League Canadiens have

Funeral Of Joe Jacobs Held Yesterday

‘Quebec llookoyists Support 0. A. ll. A.

MONTREAL. April 28 --(CP) — The Quebec Amateur Hockey As- sociation turned down without con- sideration Saturday a motion that it reject tile definition of an

iCallatiian Amateur Hockey al- tlon.

The motion. made by Albert W. Held of Sherbrooke, vice-president. was ruled out of order by the chair and the tielegat- s to the 22nd 'lz..l the ruling. Reid called on tile lllhfllflg to ex- press disapproval of recent action by the C. A. H. A. ill declaring that an amateur is one "who has not, or is not engaged ln organized professional hockey."

‘The Sllerbrooke vice-president based his motion on the claim that "the C. . A. has not estab-

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lamateur as supplied l-.:_-ent.y by the i

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Y. N. ‘L. April 2a _

I 76, catcher QAQ, “ and minor baseball leagues 1g; asset's "e t“

Cote received o. 01d the Phlaladelphia lbresrlllllcllgtf?“ "In-wt popular individual mm...“ oi’ the Pennsylvania State L,“ T“; l-ie was believed to have set one’ 0rd by catching 155 wnsecuw‘ 5""; l: were“ all

ran s, ,, , , llzague. p ch of th°°°11tal

Cote also played wit oi’ old National league?‘ ulféuligqlllo York Giants and more than a 9" en other teams in east and mldvrest.

the east, 5033i

____.______\ WINS THIRD STEEPLECIIASE BALTTMORE. A ll

Read Beard‘; ll-ylelar-olﬁa-ﬁlockdg‘ won his third consecutive M ' land Hunt Cup Steeplechase my and retired for the ﬁrst 1.1m:

A. H ielrdrsalaea‘szaltlzrmzie i‘: éilléitiiti“3%“°v@%”‘lt»?‘““° - amateur, which tends to destroy irrrf-Trfrwh-e. the ideals on which amateur hoc- key is based and theatens to dis-

NEW YORK, April 28-(AP) - FUIXGTB] services for Joe Jacobs, the fight manager whose cigar, quick wit and flashy dress made him one of New York's legelldlry

WICNNIPEG, April 28—(CP)\ Vancouver Maple Leafs displayed some high clas team work and ac- curate shooting in the last 10 nun- u

April 28—(AP)—-

mum {Cumin m“ [ n,“ contest brought hockey-wise Frank Patrick

into the fold as business manager and representative for the team on the League's Board of Governors.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, April Z8 ~—(CP)—Niagara Pails Hamcos to- day held the Eastern Canada In- termediate basketball champion-

, 1 s. . Rookie Harry Feldman made his v03. 2X3 Bilmeaflé: (lBDULVlQ the nlghtcap hive limiting “ddonal Bnswbau the visitors to four scat red hits.

ship, having won. their tzv game A ‘ é 1 V, ._ , Patrick's a, Intnje t _ _ k7 , . .‘

wet-polar w» Omar“ va- "elt-i- “its; i.fi.‘..l"1?.‘°5i..t“.lil““i;'l,lllig‘lilit‘; 37-30 olimiiiliilaslf." iiidﬂliii ﬂoured oaléiiilo satire-lily ‘its £38m as“ M“ i" a MM- “iittiilfléﬁ it: Eiﬁitﬂﬁlfiilill’ - -

versily Saturday night 81-80 de- , 4am‘? J‘ - (“mud game M a bestwoﬂflve series ‘or Canadian Arena Company, making wnﬂlwfmorl%.chllpel packedlo to take the necessary steps to ro- I I

spite wt: the second game iii-g’. ‘ Home, rllns platted 119cm r0195 the western Canada senior menrs the third move in recent weeks xi: nollmg 3 the Bruadlmy cognize the claims of those whol f; u | 1- | "N v l k the first game Pr.- ns Ncvnuk Bu,” divided a oume. basketball dud by Canadians’ heads in the revltallz- “gm managers’ sports “Titers favor remuneration of hockey p‘a_v- ; ' G s

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The second grime, watched bv a crowd of 1.500, u-as 0m of the most spectacular bnskf-tball contests " played hero and it was not until the final two minutes that the On- tario titleholdcrs l\‘('l'e able to cut down the commanding Imd Oﬁilwa had built up. lilmcos sank three baskets and a foul shot to come within two points of the college team. '

Ottawa sank its final field goal in the last mlnylie to pull within one poln: of nu‘ \>* round but v alter the basket iLrlscos obtained ‘ the ball and kept it until the final Ivhistle.

Montague Loses Popular Player

Mr, Floyd McKinnon. ttlontague, opular centre man of llle 31011- gigue Hockey Club, has been zrarlsferred w the Bank of Nova scotia, Hampton. N. B. He will en- train for the mainland today.

tlrllt-s a. runs anti

illtlr0ill€ to win "s Wed Cl! ti

. ‘llley got ' lllilans IllVl llillcklc to irzl 111m i ilzg rtllls 1 second game at ki pitched score-

Toronto tl u (lUlllJlO s , of the ‘ ‘s. The‘ ,_ ugh outilli. won the ﬁrst, 3-3 and captured the second 7-1.

The veteran Orlln Collier held the heals to four hits in the sev- gn-lﬂnﬂjg nlglliCﬂp, while Ernie Czlltlwcll wrls belied for 13. llrtulld- ‘ illg a four-run homer by Bill

Nagel.

Dick Midkiff allowed l0 hits in the opener, The birds clustered their eight hits, with Nick Etten qgplodlrlg a three-run homer in the third stanza. '

Erltlie Collins llnd five hits dur- ing the day, scored four times and stole three bases. _

A; Jersey City, the Giants won both ends of a doubleheader from Buffalo Blsons today, taking a l2-

Mnple i lbaci»: ti’. l

Jleadel- with Rochester Red Wings ‘at, Newark. The

Wings won the opuller 4-1 and Newark took

Round-trip blows by Frank Crtxlpi and Harry Davis, each off leftllunder Johnny Johnson with a man aboard. furnished Rochester “m, more than enough margin in the first game.

‘This Bears stole Rpchesters win- nln: recipe in the abbreviated second game. A home run by Bus-

l- 1111i with one aboard, broke a d ciiock and climaxed a three- run uprising oft Elwood (Preacher) Roe that clinched the verdict.

Saturday's Games

Canadian teams scored im- pressive victories in International League baseball games Saturday.

A5‘ Syracuse, veterans Carl Flsc er and John Berly set down the Chiefs with two hlts as Tor- onto gained an easy 4-0 victory.

Montreal RnyaLq snapped Balti- mozes five game winning streak and won their first game in four by beating the Orioles 10-2 at Baltimore. Kemp Wicker, winning his second game of the season, Isxtcrpped the Orioles with three

its.

contest but it they will have nine available for the nlshtcap 6-4. t ga third game will be dﬂv and with the fourth and fifth lf necessary, on Friday and 53g. urday. The winners will g0 cast to meet Montreal YM.H.A. in the gominlon final series starting May

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Leafs used only‘! six men ln the expected that he second

me tonlorrow. The

played Tues-

lng of a team that finished in fast

nlace in the 1930-40 season, and in next to last place in the sea. son previous. _______________ WHITE SULPHUR

Va, April 2a ma?) s-pgorllcklwi Nil-haired Citlifornian who tumerf bro after winning every major ama. teur tennis title, defeated Bruce Barnes of Austin, Tex., today {or the

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pllbearers were whom Jacobs guided flstlc scrap heap to the of challenger for the heavyweight title; Max Baer, onetime h

City and State political figures. fig-ht- ers, aictors and gamblers

Leo Ginsburg salli was

Numbered among the

aid what l] more eloquent trlbutc to the little man than he could say in words. honorary! _ _

Tony Galento. llYelzllt chzurtlllon. Jimm

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OUR BOARDINS} _.

ALL r mo»: l5 lie was READING "m: mesa mo ‘men HE JUMPEDUPALI-

o: A suooeu, eauureo someruwe aeour"eotosr~i THAT'S AS our HAND ol= ooaoaruulrv‘ I

ers, and asked that a special div- lslon for these players be formed.

Art L-aplcrre was succeeded as President by Norman Dawe of ‘ltlonireal. a vice-president.

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Braddock.

from me wmother former titlehol er, General position

John J. Phelan. chairman of the New York State Boxing Comlnis. sion and Jimmy Johnston, voluble light promoter. _

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For many years Floyd was pivot marl for the first lllle of the Mon- tsrue teem anti was one of the sllloothes: intermediate hcckcy

gigﬁdlntﬁetgggfllruorlletdllge gig stretch and Glen Stewart's sin 1e Buffalo Bisons beat. Newark

few y-ezlrs. Hockey fans in m, Bus‘ the 12th inning featured tie Bears 2-1 in another tight game. trill follow with interest ills hoc- ‘A ~----- " —~

in»; career on the mainland next

Veteran Frank Pearce ltched Jersey City back into firs place with a five hit performance as the Little Giants beat-Rochester 2-1.

inning ouener 2-1 and grabbing the sevt- -llllllﬂil highway» 6-3.

Great relief pitching by Rene ltfollleagudo over a flve-lﬂnlnil

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v eW-lllllz last Ills many t teammates gathered

F. Hall in Montague and tendered him a fitting fare- well. An enjoyable social evening was spent with music being sup-

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.; pleasing personality and Haws‘ Second Game; has won for you in this commun- mcvelﬂﬁd 240 Om m1 Z4117‘ ll.O('-ll[’.<".<"l' 010 30o (;_4 g 1 “l” - .. Detroit loo 00o 118 o-e lzl N"“"*‘“‘ °°1 x0 X4 9 ° In closma the»; said. we have (Ten unmask Roe. Bmmbeloe and Baal; Wash- lllillfifil agxdcqggiisllétzlsg Mvnﬂ” Humrhrjvs 7m” Sm“! burn, Branch and Paddrn. ‘is wt 1 t- -», ‘ ‘ ' “ ‘ ‘ .‘ ~irst Game‘ . . , . _ 5 ~l '; ' , 1\ K.l , - _ ' it) it‘; as will HD1211“ vggd EFQPIQHSIQQG“ Molltlcnl osl oao l0l-—9 l3 o 114W 9n 971W)“ e mm‘ ’ Stgamlse d BlOlk MO 000-4 H 4 - I __ Ol‘(‘l‘ an cc er; Kleirlhans "_é““"""’_ ahcanola l; .3 l-lizlckle and Warren. l KENTUCKY D533} HM. g > _ ,1 t, second Grime: _ rt, Lmwm and Sn i , Lyons. ‘ _ , *__"‘ Dietrich, Brclvn and Trc=h. "Tmmml 100 0m o“1 4 o NEHV YORK. April 28 —-(AP) — S"l‘i‘l'3‘ll"(‘ O12 000 X—3 10 2

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Arno d Hunger; Dlt established himself Saturday as the Easts chief Kentucky Derby hope by whlppinl a big field in the Wood Memorial. Mrs. Payne Whitney's Red Dock

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MY LAND! v/Hob THINK A SIMPLE L|'L PREENT LIKE. ATOY SAIL-BOAT COULD MAKE. so MUCH TROUBLE?

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French and Todd; war-neke, 81min, _‘ islnlvr and Owen, Padgett.

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