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To Defeat ‘Maroons 3-2;

, Jail. 13. - (C.`P.) -

and briuiehoe which have oati‘ié`d Montreal Canadiens to wol'fd"honors in other years return- ed'fH‘the club last night as, at full ._ __ . <-\~i»»';-we-gffsvgstrehgth for =.§-;-" , v , ‘the iirst time .r _, ,_- .- .',lin the Nation- , V g sl Hockey Lea- f ziue season,

4 Q they ripped in

.. , -4 f to Montreal '. . ' ;-<;.~;is for a

-. . ~ " ‘

4*" i ..-ff’ -I ri-2 win. _ ` Victory took

i_'§g:h<~h~_ fir. least »- .g '.. temporarily,

"` .'=` -<-' out of a bot- ’=~;fs'...=';= '_ » -'=:tom - place

Iiiouis Eagles in

1 ._ |.lic Canadian ` ' section of the

$_MANTHA league and S' cave 1o.ooo of

their supporters _ it was a Can- adiqii home game-confidence the club has the power to start. a win- ning streak that may make it a real coiitender.

The game was one of the most

‘bruising and exciting seen in Mon- treal this year. Both defences used their _bodies effectively to slow down incoming forwards. 'Ihe speedy pace-and the heavy checking began io ieii ir. iho iinai i>e:.o<i and the game slowed down somewhat, but the ‘suspense was kept up right till the-final minute, with five Maroons peppering shots at the agile Wilf Cude in the Canadien nets in a vain effort to force the game into over- time. `

One of the prettiest solo efforts

of the year, a beautiful rush by the veteran defenceman Sylvlo Man- tha, gave the Canucks the victory. With the score tied at 2-2, Mantha snared the ,puck at his own blue linamand slowly stickhandled his way through the whois Maroon team, climaxlng the dash with a silliiig drive that caught the far corn'er of the net, completely fooling

Alek' 'Connell

Holding a. clear edge in the first

period, Maroohs were not long in goingmhead. Russ Blinco, blonde centre wizard, snared a pass from Earl Robinson in the second minute of play and made no mistake with

his shot. Aurel Joliat evened .nat-

torsflust as Herb Cain jumped on the-ice from the penalty box. The

Rangers And Leafs Vi/inners

'W i Pemizies-w. cook, i-izeuer. T E M

' ‘ is

Third Period

3-Americans, Bmith, 17 21 4-Rangers, Johnson (Boucher)

18.33.

Penalties-:Pa_trlck, Qonn, Br-yiige_

lf)

“Kid Lille" Lead Parade

TORONTO, Jan. 13.--(C.P.)-The

“kid line" guns that have made more noise and wrought more havoc

1 ' ` _ 45 .i_.._

LLUTTEIJPUSTS C... .. , 'C R li il F0 RU ere Kelly Makes Pro

UN U|.Y-MPIU

ddie Schroeder, Chi- cago, and Delbert Lamb, 'Milwaukee, Secure Berths On Squad.

along the National League hockey front than any

_icr comblnu-

tion of weap- ons in the cur- r e n t engage- ments h u. v c j lost none of ,' their d e a d l y | effectiveness a- ] g a 1 ns t Chi- cago’s Stanley C u p B 1 a c k Hawks. Some - t e a m s m a y

h a v e

s o met

about

the T o r o n t o howitzers, but

up to the top of tho Leagues point- inakers with a three-goal splurge, the Leafs upset the Hawks 5-1 here

Harvey Jackson and Joe Prlmeau divided the other Toronto goals.

It marked the first time this sea-

period, taking Johnny Gottselig's pass from the comer straight in front of the Toronto goal and whi.DPm€ a low drive past George I-Iainsworth.

The officials were Bell and Cleg-

horn.

SUMMARY

1-Chicago, Morenaf (Gottselig)

4.08. `

2--Toronto Conacher <'I'homs, H.

veteran winger slipped out of a me- lee to snap up Pete I.»epine's re- bound. and backhand it home.

Just. five minutes later Maroons

had .their chance and they made no mistake. Sylvio Mantha and Nels Crutchfield were waved to the pen- aity,,_box in quick succession and Marcons, with a two-man edge, rac- ed _through t0 DGDPGI Cudé with shots. Finally Dave Trottier snared a loose puck a few feet from the goctond drove for the corner. Cude wasninabie to get his leg to the speeding puck in time and bkroons lgsintook the lead. '

Leroy Goldsworthy, last year with

chicago Black Hawks, got the equal- ire.-after eight minutes of the sec- mdperiod on u. nice play with Jack

R11

n without their star

esntis-`,, ‘ smith. smith had tl1r`c¥-' fkmt teeth broken in the

Chicago Black Hawks `i’I'hursday and had to have

tlaeuiféxtracted. Dutch Gainor fill- ed msylace between Baldy North- cotfflnd Jimmy Ward.

The officials were Dill Stewart

|a¢['_5,, G. Smith.

SUMMARY not Por-ion: 1-nlheccns, Blinco (Robinson)

138."

2--Ccnulcas, Joliet (ncrochelle)

12.2_0.‘~

3--Mtrcons, Trobtier 17.12. ~ Pcnnlicl-B. Months. 2, Cl-ln,

Urutohiield.

Second Period:

4-Canadiens, Gcldcwortby (8.11-

liy) rlrll.

Penal-tics-Cain, Macldeiizie, S.

Mutha, Evans.

. . Third Perhd:

5~¢Canadlens, S. Mantha 11.24.

Penalties-None.

_,Reagan lrillontln Win

NEW vortx, Jeri. ia.-<c.i>.> - riye af New York Rangers for a lay-od berth had gained momen-

tum tonight as a result of their ling

over intra-

rivals, N.Y.Am-

last

Jackson) iz.-ls.

Penalties-Horner, Burke

. heat, withdrew but he did not need

Second Period: a ce b

3--Toronto, Conacher, iPrlmea.u.

10-05. woi-ld's records.

4-Toronto, Primeau (Conacher)

11.10. eran member of Ol 1 te Penalties-Homer, Kendall, Kelly. nnished the ions dg5¢,,?n1;p fn 2?-$2'

Third P°f|0d= while in the 500 event he was timed

5-Toronto. H- Jwlf-am. 12-38- at iss. Gunther Wears of D-trois 6-Toronto, Conacher, (Pi-imeau, and John meg St, Loum usted H°me") 13-39- among top-notchers, could not

20TH VICTURY FUR MUNARCHS

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ZURJUH, Switzerland, Jan, 13-

A Swim national team today joined in defeat a string of European hoc- kcy clubs which have been victims or! the Winnipeg Monarchs. The touring Cansdiaxis won 5-0, making their record 20 victories and one tie game since they left the Dom- inion.

Tony Lemay, Romeo Rivers, Roy

Hinkel, Norm Yellowiees and Archie Creighton were the scorers

Vines Defeats Stoefeii

Pl'I'IBBUR.GH, Jim. 13-It tool:

Ellsworth Vines one hour and 45 minutes last night to down Lester Btoefen in i/heir professional ten- nie match at Pit/tsburglrs Duquesne Gardens. The match \:oies, long- est since the profession-als started their tour, were: 10-8, 6-8 and 8-4. Four thousand persons watched the professionals-

Gcorge M. Loif., .Jr., paired with

Bioefen to defeat William Tilden and Vines in the doubles match, 1-6 1-s, s-a.

csnivms scones ir. o.

SAD PAUDO, Brasil, Jan. 13-

Primo Camera former world's

"ie Hawks. C. CONACHER z ' with charlie conueher pounding b”{a§§ldp§rf,°:§ne°r; ";‘§,d““I”°”'§

last night, ma-king it three straight only 'a small cmwd witnessed victories over the world champions the 'Mes in tw°'b°l°v" mm maths’

this season. Conacher‘s "kid" mates, f°u°wi“3 p°stp°”°me“" ‘mm sa”

First Period: turn.

heavyweight. charmrlon, knocked out the North American negro, Cecil Hsqi, in the ccnnth round of a 10 round bcgit have today.

FORUM

' oiurrinc

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the flashy only goal thereby in the

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, Jan. 13--Eddie

Schroeder of Chicago and Delbert Lamb of Milwaukee today won two of the four places allotted the Un- ited States 1936 Olympic skating team.

Competing here with nearly two

score ol' the nation's best blade ar- tists to determine the country's Ol ymplc skating team, they won the 1,500 and 500 metre events, respec- tively, to assure their membership on the team. The other two mem- bers Will be chosen in the 5.030 metre event Tuesdaiy night and the 10.000 metre next Saturday. The selections here are final. , Schroeder, a member of the team in 1932, won the long event in 2 836

won the shorter opening event in 44.8.

urday when 9, near blizzard forced delay. The 5,000 metre competition is set for Tuesday night and the 10,-

champion with 2137.7. and his time was lust one-tenth of a. second bet- ter than Potts'. Peterson made the long distance in 2738.8.

Schroeder started with g spurt

His partner, Leo Donovan of St. Paul, fell, but showed plenty of stamina and speed after the last

T-Rmb. too. skated his heat alone.

as his partner in the original.

drawings made under the European System of only two men in each

pa r and his time was only two

and three-tenths seconds under the vaiohiiho Bisiis, New York. vet-`

make the grade. A

HOCKEY

'Iihe third game of the series be-

tween the Sanctuary Boys 01 st. Dun.sIan's Basilica and the Sanc- -tuary Boys of Holy Redeemer Par. ish was played at the Upper Queen Street Rink Saturday night, the former tea-m winning their third straight game by the more 8-2.

This was one of the best exhibi-

tions of hockey played this season at that rink- The Basilica boys were without the services of their regular goalie, Tom Norrie, who in- jured his back the other day. but

position.

The first score of the game was

made by Rusel Kelly after about ten minutes of play in the first ncriod, puttin-g the Holy Redeemer boys in the lead, but n`t for long, W1!::n tied the irore on a beauti- fu‘. _ness from V. M:l'Jonold.

The se:o“d perlzd opened with bath teams making strenuous ef- forts to score, but without success until Coyle, shooting the puck from the blue line and E, Gallant fol- lowing in close slammed the puck -mst, McMillan making the score read 2-1 for the Holy Redeemer boys, The period ended without any further scoring.

The Holy Redeemer boys played

a. defensive game fn the third per- iod, and held their opponents from scoring until the last five minutes when the Basilica boys played four fmvwanh in an endeavour to score and finally succeeded, with only thiritysecondsto 80.1- Roachtsking apasinfrontofthenettoslam in the tieing score.

In the overtime V. McDonald,

winger, :cond thc six minutes of play, the Basilica. boy: They held this lead

dlzut not

fmnive

and Wil- pcmlticl of

Goal, J- ltllin:

H- Hcnhclcty

E. Gallant

J, Ooyie. H. L. McKinn-

§r!§

ldlcid HUM

"Doc" McMillan Cepably filled the .Ones thai- Shiluld K0 B 1038 WHY in

iisi f is;

Wig*

t I .- ' ' .- -9 T nw

-4920 Puwtli, HE is SEEMMLY icoifrczsur on we i<$dé-sur Ona: amino GORL MOU

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izwroesmn-E -_ . , _ , .

mm?

R. A WHILE it was thought

Fothat the above players would

jump into the monied ranks

with London Tecumsehs but their decision to retain their amateur standing gives local fandom n glimmer of hops that when next seasim rolls around this smart trio will once again be sporting Ab- egweit livery. _

O O O

HE HOCKEY house league of

T the Upper Queen Street rink

gets underway tonight with a

doubleheader bill, the first game starting at 'I o'clock, and from all appearances another successful season is about to be launched.

O C l \

N ENLARGED ice surface and

A installation of a sound system

for skating apurposes are the

two main improvements made this year to this outdoor rink and are

adding to its already great popu- larity.

I O C

OR.ON'l0'_S highpowercd Leafs are hitting the high spots again. For the second time

this season they cajitivrd two gzimrs in ns n--rw n‘7‘.1‘s and stem erriplctzlv ;';ccv~'.;1 from their temporary slump of the pas* two weeks. ~

O O l

ND BY Ti-IE WAY, three of the

A four games played between the

Leafs and Detmit this season

have resulted in a shutout for the winning team, the Wings gamer- ing two of them by 8-0 and 1-0 scores and the Toronto team win- ning from the Motor City squad last evening 2-0. It was Geo- .Hainswort-h’s fifth shutout of the year.

Royals Extend ` L e a d’ I n

Senior Group

(C. P. ly G\c.r¢llan’| lpcdal Win)

MONTREAL, JI-n. 13-Montreal

noy¢,u_tocoy increases their ima to six full points in the senior group. Qlliboc Amateur Hockey Association standings by c. smash- ing 0-4 defeat of Iaiontainc in the

mod genie of s doubleheader

USE

eng ‘lgill lie eller

ATCHING THE EYE of the St. John public with their clever w01'k

c the Stratford line of Brenneman, Desilets and Getliffe leave for St.

John this week to continue in the recently organized loop at the

Loyalist City.

C U

rn|i_i_|iii

Currently R u mo r -

ed That Briton May T u r n Professional -Bows In Four- Sets To Australian. ‘ `

(A. P. By Gilardialfs Special Wim)

MELB ‘ ENE, Jan.18. - Fred

Pei-ry of _.;3la.nd, shorn of the Aus- tralian singles tennis crown; today had started a new wave of specula- tion concerning his prospects of turning professional either as a

player or motion picture acjor.

Showing unmistakable igns of

tiring mentally and physically un- der the strain of his campaign and lacking control, the world champion Briton yesterday bowed in four sets to Jack Crawford, Australian Davis Cup star, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 8-4.

They played their match for the

titlg Perry wrested from Crawford last year, when he also won the Wimbledon championship and the United states crown, before ii pack- ed stadlum of 10,000 spectators in fumace-like atmosphere. The heat did not retard the players-on the contrary it added to the fury of the competition aft/er a. slow first set.

"This may be the last time Craw-

ford and i win meet.” Perry said as he headed for the showers. Al- though he declined to amplify the remark, friends here accepted it as an indication that he had decided to turn professional venturing forth

'son Conacher had managed to get 000 for Satluday' » " e id coiirt la er or as a,

in front of Jackson in the scoring Ana" “ms °f New Ymk nmshed 1 iilittilifle ‘pser£i'oFi’°;ier. P y

parade. The 1934 goal-getting the 50) metre event in 45.9 but , Dorothy Round Englmcrs N°_ ,_

champion sent his total to 30 by Jumped me g“”- ‘md ‘¢°°nd Place S'd I’ womens player. 'won the siniiies . last nlght‘s three goals and one as- was Five" t° B01’ Pe"°fS°Y1 °f M11' e I e - championship by defeating her 3 um ' sist. Jackson got one goal and one Wmikae in 45-5- L5-Wreme G°Id' compatriot, Nancy Lyle, 1-G, il-4, 5395- FT'-PUB l"1!\H189»!1 50°F”-i th! assist to wind up with a wtf-1 of 29- "hW““@- B°‘°°“- W” 11°” with 4"- . icy Psi rowori o-a. 'rho womens rioubies imai in 'tim' Bi- Iwi-1 'wily °h Jeff? No one else in the league is very Finishiniz Wml the Sbwnd beat ' . which Evelyn Dearman and Nancy "hl¥1l10H’! PMS.

close, time in the 1,500 metre race was I V Lyle met Mm Han-y Hopman and _

Moreno scores osriy in the first Lamb. 20-year-old Wisconsin State EPI-ETED IN MANPOWER \’“*‘“1’P°SS°-“ing °“° °‘ “W “““‘°““ Miss Biokertoh, or australia, was SUMIHAH-ll

most necessary to gain athletic prominence in any branch of _

sport, namely fighting hearts, Hal Gross' Abegweits leave on their

first road trip of the new loop this morning, meeting Moncton Hawks tonight and' then taking on the league-leading Wolverine squad on Wednesday evening. Forza shown by the "rookie" line in recent work- outs have sent local hopes rising that the red and black squad are by no means out of the picture and their showing in this, their first test

'away from home, will be eagerly looked forward to.

U O S

halted by rain at one set all.

P. WC. Girls

And Cru d s

Win Games

I-IE SAME PLAYERS, with the exception of course of Pete Kelly, are

_ making the trip and although rumors re reinforcements have been

flying thick and fast of late nothing definite is known yet. The

management though are making eyery effort to have the right wing erth .filled and it is expected that a new player will be signed shortly. I U O

Veraun Club

Turns Back Senators 8-5

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OPITAWA. Jan. 12-Cecil Hart’s

Verduri club made a great bid for a playoff position in the Mtntreal Ermicir hockey group when they tumed back Ottawa Senators 8-5 in a wild, free-scoring game be- fore 7,500 people here last night.

Priced by Jean Boucier who

scored five goals and his wing-mate, Cn the first line, Colomban Ethier.

who added two more, Verdun cat- played the fast-stepping Sena rs from the drop of *he puck and sei- dom lost cont“t\ of the game. George Brown, first-string centre posted the other goal and was the best man on the ice.

Three of 0ttawa's goals were

batted in by Eddie Finnigan, who leads the league in scoring points, Olsen and Godin netting the others.

k. i ." é 4 §3

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Res u Its

(_Ca.nsd|a.n Press) ssiunnsv asians National League

New York Rangers, 3; New York

Americana, 1.

Montreal Canadiens, 3; Montreal

Mamons, 2,

Toronto. 5: Chicago, 1.

International Deane

Buffalo, 8; Windsor, 2.

Cleveland, 0; London, 2.

Montreal Senior Group

Saturday at Ottawa-Verdun, 5;

Ottawa, 5.

Sunday at Montreal-Canadiens,

3; Vcrdun. 8 (tic): Royals. 0; La- fontaine, 4. . .

HATCIIBD

LC. P. ly Gui-d|sn's lpeclcl Wire) VANCOUVER, Jon, 13-Ronnie

Headley, Ouawa wcltcrweight who was knocked cumby Gordon Wal- ioos issi room) in me oimnfsi a .scheduled 12-round iight» hero. has been matched with iaoimy Jones, negro bottle: ctilancouvsr,

for 10 xoimds _hclk ganucry Hrldlw has q||»s¢4_ - make

'pcanih for . »

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oiagiwgai . move 7

400221 fm

Hezpr QUALITY!

The Prince of Wales girls bas-

ketball team handed the Blue Dots their second straight setback with-

In the other bracket of the twin

LINEUPB

J. MacLean 5 Johnson

B. Partridge 10 Smith

H. Keefo J. Cullen 4 F. Storey 1 McKay A_ Jones 1 `

Referee, Earl Goss. Timer, Disk Rice

Blu

Rogers 7- F. Ayers 8 Bar ur

Praught M Rogers 2 Partridse 2 B. Doyle 1 Bell G. Campbell 1 Ayers 2 M, Gay 4 Referee, Bill Partridge, Timer and scorer, G. Maobougali.

H. A. M. N.

upper Queen .Street House L e a g u e

The following are the teams

which were drawn up:

Sanctuary Boys - J. Strain, E.

Gallant, F. Gallant, U. Connors, G. Connors, B. Arsenault, E. Toombs, R. McKinnon, C. Murphy, J. Dou- cctte, J. McCourt, E. Hennelsey.

Junior Holy Nome-R. King, J.

Doyle, M. Arsenault, D. Doyle, I. MoC|.rville. L. Molnnis, J. Gallant, R. Doyle, E. Blanchard, H. McKin- non, D. Hennelscy, G. Young.

Bam! Boys-F Mclntyrc U Blau

'Haight from 'I io B-sanctuary

Bml. Junior Holy Name.

ht from I to 0-Bond Bon

vc. laglctc

Rmb Mae! I W Ri /ati

Pirates Tonrght

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4. as .

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. .-....v.-.»»-

NEW YORK. Jan. 18-Hui-led

into his first National Hockey League match here tonight against New York Rangers. young Pete

Syd Howe with an assist as Bt. Louis Eagles lost 8-2.

Rangers outolassed the Eagles

for a minute and I. quarter in the second period

(C. P. By Gusrdiurc Spools! Win) `Mu:h,

was an

pass

SPURTRAITS 1 ‘ J b . W'th A °,t B t

1 2 E¢?g'll;ts~ Los; To Rfziilgem 3?-12

Ei’ 5-

wing goalie e second

and cram in the third. But Roach

boston cleanly on both shots

d his individual brilliancy kept the score down as his mates were

xeiiy, of Charlottetown, provided forced to concede an edge to their

ppoueuts both in skating and

ing.

Elec Kilrea opened the scoring

in the final minute of the second period, counting on 5 neat flip shot after catching the Wing defence

and that was r-

’»‘-'~:'\.

' asleep. Hallett scored the other in

long enough

ietwcen the `

ellcr dwellers ,,,.<.,. Lynn PH- 51;- =,°=>r-<1 the 1:

rs Ranger you in 'iso oi '=**§.:»'

the second

frame and "

oeoii nuioh J... if 1. ifiilr. 3%? all PHI all-I-Y if the way the blue shirts were -ngsged in protecting their iced -gunna |. Bt. Louis oomahcok which provided a final thrill for 7,000 customers in the last few sce- ondswhen Manager Buck Boucher took his goalie off the ice in or- der to give six forwards a chance to score the tying goal. ,,

Patrick min-ed Butch Keoling's‘

‘ebound for the first counter. A 'ialf minute later Kseling scored a *ooond and finally Dillon trapped he Eagles down the ice while Earl ieibert wasin the penslty.box.` Just as the bell sounded to cmd he second period Sid Howe took] 1 pass froni Kelly and beat Davey ' Kerr in a oalmouth fcio con

\ a r n victor-

First Period _

No score.

Penalties: Johnson, Purpur.

Bcoond Period

R-angers, Patrick, 'I-50. Rangers, Keeling, 8.20.;

Rangers, Dillon, 9.00. Bt. Louis, Howe (Kelly) 10.59.

Penalties! F. Cook, Beibert.

Third Period 5. St. Louis, Finnigan (Bhan-

FFF?

. DETROIT. Mich., Jan. 13--(A.P.)

Inafsintwb hihtl tho Hawks

'Nia Leafs into high gear after

alovmd down. pushes iho puck psotl

'or them tc ;.-.; 14.04 of the third, unassisted.

Oflicialsz W. J. Stewart and

Odle Cleghorn.

SUMMARY First Period

N0 scoring.

Penalties: Foster. Clancy.

Second Period

1-Toronto, Kill”-. 10.22.

Penalties: H. Jackson.

Third Period

Z-Zillronio, Hallett 14.04. Penalties: Prlmcsu, Horner.

Young.

Penalties: Belbert, Ayres.

. PLAY DRAW GAME

CHICAGO, Jan. 13-Boston

Bruins maintained their one-point margin over Chicago for first place in the National Hockey Lcaguds 'American Division tonight by play- ing the Black Hawks to il. i - 1 overtime draw before 14.000 spectat- ors a t thc

itadium.

The Hawks. revel - weary ind losers of '-heir last three starts, took the lead late in the first. period on Johnny Gott- sc11g's solo

1. The shot

me from sn GOTTSEUG acute eagle and the puck was in the net before goalie Tiny Thomp- son knew Gottaelig had let fly.

The Bruins pulled up even in the

closing minutes of the second ses- sion, Marty Barry finishing a noni passing manoeuvre, in which Mal Kaminsky, Babe Blebert and Dil Clapper, were involved, by poklhd

in a week by administering a 22-14 "°“) 537- me mick W” L°m° chawt' defeat Saturday night. ' ' SUMMARY

bill the Hi-Y Grads overwhelmed ;1;';‘l'_°';t;’:m€°m&:;;° i'::?:‘¢"‘:;g 1 ua gf °°1°‘° '°°”’ by " “"2 °°““‘ rumors for the season with tho i`>snsitios= -'ehiii, oouiior, ooisih P“’°" P“’~"”‘¥ ““°°‘“ °°“"‘°" Detroit me wings here tonight by sooohs roi-ioa

'ggllgd “,,f;°S,§r§‘,;§°k‘t’;F r§§,f°",j; handing the Detroit oiub a 2-o sez- 2. soma, Barry icispisor, xm- aoore. Borden Cox led the scorers. gtfrkgggzf; aiZ‘0gg°ItZp§mtgr;’_f 5?; Guam.

‘was the second victory for the

Third Plrlod

hi . I No score.

GMA ,._W_C_ Bm gf1‘vig§unb:f°N i- em Beiurdey by 0- Penalties: None.

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