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84.50 to Qujﬁf-butchor cown‘. gimiunost rffilltlivt‘ player on the ice? The Sydney "Millionaires" open- ¥5.2i'1 to_ 10.06, medium $3.75 to “ping responsible for two goals ed their t.\vo (lay-s 9118886109!!! here $4.00 canners8225 to $2.75, out- “hm, l,“ t-nuuu-rcd on rillk endiwith the Abegwelts last night be- l-PHI $3.00 to $3.50, butt-her hulls,‘ Ivl]“"‘-g My“; gssistlllg lloli vdhoifore a large and well pleased i1 K000 35-09 _ 35-5" “Dmlllilll scored ont- n11 an individual runcrowd ol-clwwmor-‘P-Well P1888913 $4.00 v.0 $4.50 081i‘ fvvifllla 403-11 l. - a ass from Carey, because the Cape Bretoners gave About (mo third of the calvt-s r illﬁlYﬂfqvfOﬁjtg lilo ill r onllftrithc champion Abbies a game of

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Ii Remlnlscellces oflhose good old ‘ ‘days when Sussex crossed sticks here were forcibly brougillll to ‘the . tfore last 11' ht, cepecla a ter “°"’°“°"'.l.la1-l< Bates, ‘stile visitors yflashy lcolltre, counted twice in the open- ling session. Sydney then dis-

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. . locals cooling ollt ' ~‘ ' (Canadian Press) rperiod facing a two to nil lead. b" "w; Yo" "P fr. :l.".“"";.."ulrzizizi

' y A s.o ae act, . .wn on’ QUEAAIBYDEBR BfERQiJOBNLEOQF ‘the International speed skating SCOPEG lmﬂ-Bﬂi-"iiell. team-Work DEV" - n ,.‘ ' [Ciiilllllllﬂllrlhlp at the three day moot 8d tile Wily. The final period was u treat to

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which closed here today, witl a 110111 norm; of 11o - lthe inns and allowed Sydney ut 13min; guqgggda Chm-pas Gonna]; their best; but even ,thnt could sample of my‘ Home Treatment so o; gr John’ tool-Ids "Humm- gpegd hardly atlstver for the brilliant 30a can give itva trial. l want you Skating champimh as hnemutmna] teaming of the red and black to know how qulcklyitxelieves Liltt|<§l1ﬂ|np[0n_ got-man who won his wearers. ‘Billie Snow ill the visit- irritation in the bladder and Stﬂihlyinterllzltinnzll title inst year did not 111k cage was virtually troveretl the getting up-nlghta to urinate ev-‘titirnnd. [with shots, but he was airtight. aft.- thut heart-breaking second frame. " Show was "beaten three it yoh are looking 101 qnickCITY tzacue iﬂmes but Iﬂfvever hi"! a clmncerr réuer, nu out the coupon below sowtmc AT THE law-the first will" B14810“ him “We ma“ m Frb MowETHy 1626 lwhem. Lou Campbell secured the Main Street. Mmnsnnnli, M1011. "rue City league opens tonlglitidiﬂc ﬂi- wlffe ice» circled the °P‘ and a free trial will be sent you l1_',';\\'iih a flOllble llentier. At sevonrlmﬂlng defeflce a“ Cam“ l“ on mail. st Paul's will do u: tile 11-1111 st. “Eagle Eve’ like a storm; the sec- - ppuW-sl wh“, at eight {may thelontl happened when this youthful . -Trinl'y Wm do the“. utmost ufzoalle negotiated three rebounds will iaurcls from St. James. There ‘Jilly t0 Bllbm" Wile" are eight teams in m1; league Wm] ovnce more flipped the rubber off each team carrying tight prawn, Joseph's stick, the puck ‘resting making a mm] o; sixty4-our Dam, easily in the mesh. Snows third gfpangs‘ land last heart-breaker loomed up ‘ Great interest and ontllusisul i-l l" the m"?! 0i One ‘Swede’ Kelly SH?“ MAR 1.95m; taken my“ and some exCeLrlVllO broke up a Bates-Dunn atiacki i m gl-Qmxs am xppcled mybe plmnlld skated through to the muutl

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».-. on the invaders line last also "Brlcky" Dumn. this trio gave "Dutc-hy" Diamond a chance to do »._ a few Vernon Forbes stunts and " the local goalie proved equal to the occasion; he worked heads- up in the objective space. and at "-‘ times amid loud applause. Joseph and Libbus were dangerous and prov . ed themselves a menace throughout

- the .fu1l playing time. McDonald andMYoung subbing for Bates and Dunn worked like Trojans the short while they were on the ice.

~lf lhe "Millionaires" were under- estimated before their clash last vfllght. the fans have now plenty I reason to believe the green and willtie wearers worthy of their ateelfand it's a safe prediction that tonight's game will be n hair- raising performance from bell to helL. ~*

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Battle to ‘Tali; lionaires” Last Night

wlfen Campbell in a scintillating puck-juggling pwfwmauce netted the tying cord angler ‘amldiouti and prolonged applause. .ll' Campbell's ‘acorn pretty. Kelly's, one minute later was all equallzerg‘ he skated and to and to beat Snow ‘from three feet out.

With the ‘scorers working over- time. the “Millionaire? succeeded in halting festivities, realizing their forces they settled down and gave the Abbles a game of hockey par excellence. Cox relieves Mc- Eachern, while Joseph moves swiftly into the local territory, he is beaten however at the goal mouth ‘by Diamond. lieves Campbell. and Youlng takes Bates’ place. Alfmhls period of

lithe Nets Nearly g ‘Block to "Island

, though charged with electricity at _ times soon cooled off with noth~

ing but static in the fore ground. Yes. it was a fair game. but three times as exciting.

THE PLAY IN DETAIL

‘Referee HElTlll—-MOE8Cll9l‘i_l and Bates face off, the former fools his opponent. solos through, but is wide of the net. Gordon e‘!!- deavorsto pull Snow away from home. but Billie refuses. the form- erpasses out from the corner, hut is intercepted by Bates who cant» ers individually to try Diamond. McEztohern and Campbell conlllinc in what looks like a score. Rud- derhaln however‘ foils the pair and again Diamond makes a’ nice stop. Williams gets the rebound and steanls the full distance to rock Snow with a wicked drive that fairly drove him to‘ his knees. The visitors were playing a bcltcl‘

when Bates, Dunn and Llbbus combined time after time for n score. but the chosen circle looked iimprcgnable. Kelly and iidcl-Jacll- ern showed fins-by bursts 0f speed

_——Rudderham defelncmwas work- ing overtime andthere was ‘noth- ing doing. set-to Libbus, who was riding too close on "Dutchy's" was given a reminder Diamond slashed at him-filer former looked, wnd skated away.

pect with every player working at top speed.

Williams again goes for a drapery buster, and once more Snow prov- es as cool as his name. Dunin- takes the rebound. but is caught at centre by Gordon- who past-lea to, 100x, the latter fails to realize. Earle ‘Prowse relieves Campbell‘

on the wing, and is given an ova- Bates’ lsvdney “f "'6 Bates. $ylilley .................. '“

lion. He has been out game for three weeks due to 0n-

speed. The slackens as Kelly and

work for an attack, they go to, the mouth of the goal, Snow saves once more. Williams stops-Dunn sion.

The Millionaires

of hockey’. ‘McDonald the first score——it was the nit-est The colvnt llvenetl tile somewhat and orders heard shouted through the yranks: Sydney however

on a pass from Rudderhaln. At

brand of team-work at this utilize looked

At this interval of the Diamond

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(‘ l With the frame half‘ over thelégggéze"

pace took on a lightning llku as- McEnchcm

Cox relieves MciGnoh-ico‘ ern, but Sydney holds their line.ipr(‘nvse

and gives Snow another hot ses- yrcléaol;e'rll_

stickhandllng of the game. _ ‘ may" 1W1“? Williams mum be McEachern C ‘ b ll tlghteliﬁdup. 6231.2,” _ Bates scoring a few minutes later Kelly

the completion of this play {puns gﬂfwgeﬂ‘

two minutes for not. playing hockey. With a, man down on each side, Young -. nearly counts.

puck-chaser after robbing Rudder- ham. centers through, but is turn- ed back by the ever-bobbing Snow.

The pace et throughout this stanza soon to|_ on theyhockeyists and much lagging resulted. The period ended with Cox and Gordon walking straight for the enemy citadel. ‘

Last Session

Although the most Iexcliillg frame of the three this , period didn't show the brlntl of hockey (lealt ollt in the middle twenty minutes. The Abegwcits woro contented it seemed to hold their

did they show " real hockey. Nevertheless cclved his full quota and only for his

offensive Snow

have undoubtedly boo-u piled against him. in conjunction with Snow's performance, his tourn- matelrplnyed equally ac woii, illvy ulld proved tilclnaelvcll. strong finishers and were golizlg’ at. top speed when the final bell rung.

THE LINEUPS

on the return trips but the Josoph Abegwem l

Sydney

Goal Snow Defence ‘ Joseph ‘ Rllddcrllnllli

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‘lr-hnngcrl. The tone of hay nlnrkct was steady with pric-l,

Scores

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Gordon, that pestiferous, prowling

consjslunl -|“.L|\':l1lt-tll1vl~.1- llzlyilll: twllllllry work a much larger score wouldiv-Ylfilrl 32. firsts Ilil- '

Lrbbus grzldvs of flour. but. 11o rlTllf‘ lllillfoiltl

0t was a great game and well worth watching, _ V. . LeUQliQlZB itwo. ﬁarbltcrs at to.‘

signals fixhl:

The ice was never in better con- dltloll. | The "Millionaires" their name last night. tonight?

looked llktll liow about

Kitchen W115 the brand of his colts last

Manager Tommy well pleased with hockey dealt out by alight

Prowse re~, __ _..

i The ‘Abeglvelts are planning a big banquet for the Sydney bvyﬂ They are worth lt~nllrl ‘lliﬁil some.

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tho local lllurkot for sprint; \Vlll'.'li alt-tun] ‘ cbnlllze lll VfllllPS w ~ro anlloullcoti. nlnrltct continues lrody. prices being stcndy 11nd 1111-. t-‘ilnlllzl-d with :1 sluall lrndc |111s.\-'1 demand for roll 1i outs, Wils qllint and prices wcrl- no» llll- llnlt-tl.

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2nd Period

juries but notwithstanding sllnw-Cmnphem Abegweits _ _ _ _ V _ __ i001." , pace Campbell. Abegweits .. .. Willi)" Kelly, Apegweits . , . . , , , _ _ __

3rd Period No scoring. ' Fenaltlés‘ Abegweits

relieve C _ b in for the first. time after 14 ltllnutes Jgbu’; ‘asirxﬁe;

. taking Cox. Abegweits . H Dunn's wing who paces ‘Battle for TOTAL ABEGwéH. ' ' ' ' ‘ "

5C0 RES TO DATE i Goals Aulsts‘ 10 1

relieved Bates for a well earned Cronin _

Prowse and Williams try while Dunn‘ is‘ seen Blfﬂlirlz hack to his position ‘to relieve "'-l]nnald. The subb- ing work looked to be well timed and Cooke the trainer is to be congratulated in the way he was handling said reliefs.

01-1 the dying momenta of the. 20 minutes Snow was forced to liter- ally lturn himself inside out to keep the rubber clear; his last acrobatic stunt of the period was to dive at Cox to spoil whatbeemed a sure score.

Second Period

Bates looked dangerous on tbc getaway iu this period, hy snaking through to Diamond. who saved nicely. Williams mnd McEachel-n show tremendous speed on the re lllfll imiﬂiﬁy. Rudderham dives fol "Chick's" pass, his attempt proved successful as McEachcnn misses tile disc and travels into the corn ‘ er; ’ Williams hack-checked ‘to ‘se cure and again Snow is lmilthf _way._ Dunn, lnterce ts a pa a _b_\" Cnhlpbell and as theplscofei- {each- es for loard ‘number three, Kelly blocks a la tlleghorn’. takes the ouckilllrough loll a hhqLﬂlltll fails MdElchern‘ mo. 1a 101111111111. _wltl the same ' retlult: (lordqti ‘norm

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into the net front melcu with an . collar drive, Snow falls ho the ice .

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