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-lead in the eastern divi- only a third of the sea- . And there are sev- reasons for their - game winning
. how- account for the 5' 2 oes enjoy while series edge on every
the league. o Thursday night’s game! the New York Knickerbock-|
may lead the Pog to
‘at Providence, R.I., regarded) ;
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have galloped away)
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846 percentage. By put- together two successive wins | t Philadelphia in their recent | hes they have broken the | fue wide
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Thursday evening. fave the explanation that a special case. We're ing with him, mind can’t find the darn rule, We'd be if rule number
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the game of hockey even if he had been playing against the Aces. Reeves is a col-
for Royals than not at all.
PLANTE IS VILLAINS The Canadiens have gone through six games now without a
| interest in the NHL in this partie-
ular case. If Detroit Red Wings draw~a little closer, hockey fans will be in a dither of excitement over the race for leadership that may result. Like other sports wri- ters in the vicinity, however, we
are plenty pessimistic about’ De-
MSTORY
BULLY BECAME FIRST W WRNESS MT THE Mild. 1,038,800
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NEW YORK (CP) — Tommy ‘| Lockhart, president of the U.S. Amateur Hoekey Association, _| Monday denjed that any Cana- dian players under suspension by the Canadian ares we) Hockey Association are being know- ingly by U.S. teams.
Lockhart, who operates New York Rovers of the New York .Amateur Hockey Association, re. ferred particularly to a charge that his club is playing Minnie Menard, who starred with the world champion Belleville Mc- Farlands last winter and was suspended by the CAHA a week ago.
“As soon as we heard about Mé nard ‘being sus ), we sent him back to Canada,” Lockhart said. ‘‘He is no longer with us.”
He said he knew nothing about a statement by George Dudley, secretary-manager of the CAHA, that Dudley had found it almost impossible to get in touch with him to discuss Menard.
Penguins Tackle
Aces At
Lorne Hennessey is awaiting tonight’s Island Senior Hockey League battle with a real look of revenge in his eye. His Per- fection Penguins battle Summer- side P.E.I. Aces at the Sports Arena and Hennessey’s boys sure- ly have a score to settle with Charlie Hogan's charges. The @/|Hoganites beat the Perfection boys 746 here Thursday night; —_
Dudley told the Kitchener Rec- ord Monday that one result of what he called the USAHA ignor- ing Canadian suspensions may be a demand by the CAHA for ‘the suspension of the USAHA by the International Ice Hockey Federa- tion.
Arena
along with five victories in six starts. They never expected that Aces would dispose of them twice
within 24 hours. the type of action they witnessed
But Aces did just that and they| and they are sure they will see
are going to try to make it | another similar performance to-
in a row tonight. Hogan night.
they can but Hennessey} It shapes up like a great bat- agree at ali. Tonight he/| tle with starting time fixed for
maifiains his Penguins will show | 8.30.
the “ visiting “westerners a few hockey tricks.
Folks who saw last Thursday’s | tense struggle are still talking. They are really exicited about
By JACK SULLIVAN ; Cansdian Press Staff Writer
British Columbia Lions football club. He needs only someone to open the stadium doors to get crowds in record numbers at their Western Interprovincial Football Union games.
Herb and company spring their off - beat shenanigans after the football season. Now, as a spe- cial favor to Christmas shoppers, they are peddling merchandise
an honest buck or two for the operation on the side, a com- mendable aim. However, judging from general reaction, this well- intentioned venture into retail sales might prove to be ill-ad- vised, and could boomerang.” SOLID ASSETS
Capozzi could have made a lot
Announcing
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Here they are!-All the lucky people who entered and won a Grand Prize in Canada Dry’s exciting Christmas Holiday
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