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iScoring Spl In Final

Shooting four goals in the last eight minutes of the game Navy last night chalk- ed up their second straight victory in the Commercial- Service League as they sent Saint Diinstan‘s down to a 9-5 defeat in another brist- Lng lightning fast struggle played at the Forum.

Having a big edge in speed Saints twice during the encounter had a one goal lead but couldn’t stem the counter attacks the win- ners threw at them. Bert Steele shot the Saints into the lead lit-fore the six min- ute mark of the first period hzid been reached but before the sess:on had ended the "Pars" had taken a 2-1 lead or_i_ goals by Leith Jay and “ill Whalen.

For over 14 minutes of the middle canto as both teams tore into cacli other with everything they had the score remained uii- chaiigezl until Jack Coyle shoot- ing the firs’. 0i three goals he soured (luring the encounter put the Saints back on even temis on :1 pass form Bert Steele. Wllf Whalen got his second goal of the night less than two minutes later as he went in all alone to draw the Saints goalie out and score

Yo: mo first time in his ll-yllr ring some. Pauline Usouduu was ~ knocked ‘out in s hesvywellht box-

in: match st New York tour veers

ago tonight when he mes Detroit's

Joe Louis. than two years from the

world title. The Basque battler (our rounds szsinst the Brown Bombe who that year met and defeated Bob Pastor, later his unsuccessful dhanenger for the title,

cleanly; again the Navy were in front but it was shortlived as Coylc and Steele combined once inorc for a counter. Coyle put Bert into the clear with a pass at the line but when Steeles shot miss- ed its mark Gayle was there to backhand the rebound behind Mc- Innis.

The fans had plenty of excite- ment all through a roughly-fought third period, Players’ tempers were becoming a little frayed due to the closeness of the matcn and body ciieclu galore in all zones were being handed out. It took the Saints just 30 seconds to take the lead for the second time in the game as Ccyle bagged number three as he went in all alone. Bruce Chandler got that one back for his Navy teammates less than two minutes later to knot the count at. 4-1111. Blacqulere was serving time in the penalty box as Ev. Jay broke at his own blue line to go right iii and again p-iit the “Tars" 1n the lead; there was less than 10 minutes to go when Saints ticd it up once more; Ev. Jay had drawn a 10-mlnute slashing pen- alty and Grant of the Saints five, ls both players tangled briefly

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and 1t seemed with the Navy due to play the remainder o! the game shortharided as if the Saints would get the break they were looking for. The offenders had scarcely been seated in sinners avenue when Steele got his second goal of the game on a pass from Chris Gallant to make the count read 5-5 but here the climax of the game was reached as the Navy threw on the pressure. Eldie Dar- ragh shot them into a 6-5 lead on a pass from Cudmore a; ihe 13 minute mark and in the next six minutes Leith Jay, Whaleii and Cudmore all broke through for goals to make certain oi a Navy victory, saints were in scoring position on more than one occas- ion but poor marksmanship around the nets cost them at least two goals when they appeared to have the tiara-worked Navy goalie Bt-

their mercy. Although the attendance was disappointing to say the 1685i»

nevertheless the "faithful" who did take 1n the encounter saw two teams fight tooth and nail all the way, Saints although defeated iced one of the fastest skating teams ever to represent the Uiii- versity while the Navy once aanln snowed that they have plenty of fight and will take a lot of beat- ing from any team in the league.

saints last night were led by swivel-hipped Jack Coyle. iriercury- footed Bert Steele and rugged Vince Grant‘. Ooyle and Steele looked after the scoring end for the Saints while Wllf Whalen

iAmerks Take Black Hawks T0 Cleaners

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NEW YORK, Dec. 12-New York Americana. with unblln Nels Stewart netting a goal jus 15 seconds after hLs first appear- ance 0f the season, scored a 4-0 National Hockey League victo tonight over Chic o Bl Hawks, The victory pu the Am- erlcons into a sixth-place tie with Detroit Red Wings,

The season's smallest crowi. less than 5,000, saw the game.

Stewart, the "Ole Poison" of a dozen seasons who came out of a brief retirement to aid the crip- pled Amei-ks, took the puck the first time on the ice and banged home one of the goals-the 818th of his career.

Besides Stewart, the Americans had Doc Romnes, recovered from a broken hand for their forward llrie and Pat Eagari and Chuck Shannon, from Springfield In- dians, operating as a unit on de- fence.

Eddie Wlsemari was the spark plug of the victory. Wlseman fir- ed the Amerks‘ first and third goals and made the P15)’ T!" Johnny Sorrelrs 1n the last period.

SUMMARY First Period 1. Americans. ~Wlseman (Ander- son, sorrell) 1:24. 2. Americans, Stewart (R. J. Smith) 6:41. Penalties: Anderson and Shan- non.

Second Period

3. Americans. Wlseman (Ander-

wlth three goals led the Navy snipers; Mm, Jay had two while the rest were evenly distributed.

SUMMARY First Period l. Saints. Steele, (Grant) 5:30. 2. Navy, L. Jay (Whalen) 12:47. 3. Navy, Whalen 18:46. Penalty: Cudmore. Second Period 4. Saints. Coyle (Steele) 14:25. 5. Navy Whale-n 16:50. 6. saints, Coyle (Steele) 17.40. Penalties: L. Jay, E. Jay. Third Period saints. Coyle 0:30. Navy, Chandler 2:00. 9. Navy, Ev. Jay 8:12. 10. saints. Steele (Gallant) 12.20. 11. Navy E. Darragh (CUCUHOTG) :00. 1gb Navy, L, Jay (J. Darragh) lildNavy. Wlialen (Blacqulere) '47

l4. I Navy, Cudmore 19:10.

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Penalties: Blacqulere, E. Jay, (10 111111.), Grant (5 min.), Dar- ragh.

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throiiyzli the press and censorsnp bureau.

Captain ‘Fitzroy. speaker 0f

hers they are forbidden even to talk about what hriipens. The session will be devoted to the subject of supply and the s eakers will include Prnie Minster hamberlaln. Leslie Burglri, the suprply minister, Sir Archibald sincla ,Liberal leader. Clement Attlee. Labor leader, Ar- tliiir Greenwood. deputy Labor lead- er, David Lloyd George and pcss blv the three defence min- lsters, Winston Churchill, Leslie Hore- Bellslia and Sir Klngley Wood.

Heavy Toll Of Nazis

Sir Klnqqley told the House Brit- ish Hurrcanc and Spitfire plane‘ have shown a “decisive advantage" over German craft 11nd that British ffolfer sqiizi/ron: had taken a heavy toll of Nazis who “tricd to crcs: Cl‘l' air defence."

“Even more encnurasing is the knowledge of superlcrity they have shoivn over Gcrmrn fvniers he de- clared. "Not only have they twice the l-Zllti power of the Messer chmidt tGerman fiizlitiiitz nlanc) but they have markedly better flying char- aciorlstbs."

Sir Kimzslev said Poltrh squad- rons ivriiild be reformed under Pol-

offlcers and attached to the R. A. F.

In 57 aitack= bv the coastal all‘ command on submarines, “In 19 ca=es we can be sure that substan- tiaild damage ha." been caused." he sa .

Slr John Simon sa"d the “ccm- mghensivo" agreement rnnounce-l

ay between Britain and France knits the two countries in tho d0- mein of finance as they are nlreadv unit/Ml i“ ‘lie spheres of military and ~¢~-m- r-iieraforis.

(Simultenecxiis announcement cf the ""reem"n’ via: made in Paris by finance minister “aul Reynaud i The accord Sir John said. covers

the i Hon e of Commons, warned mem-

all aspects of finance. There will be no alterations in the existing rate of exchange between the franc and pound sterling. Arrangements we.e made for the free flow of both cur- iencies to cover needs in either countlr without need for shipments o o .

Ngeither government will raise ‘a foreign loan or ci'ed.t except in agreement; or jolntl with the other government, e added

son) 2:38.

Penalties: Field, D. Carr.

Third Period

4. Americans, Sorrell (Wt-semen. Conacher) 7:28. Penalties: MacKenzie, Wlseman.

Smith,

Agrees Boxing NeedsSupervision

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12—(AP)— The National Boxing Association

agrees with representative Ambrose J, Kennedv, Maryland democrat, that the prfzeflght business should be investigated and supervised by a Federal Ccmmirsion.

President Harvey J Miller ari- nounced today that only 10 votes

FINN S SMASH

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Finns said, some Soviet planes dropped their bombs harmlessly

into the stream.

By Yves Duguerny Havas Staff Writer

Exposure Kills Many

VIIPURI, Finland, Dec. 12 —(CP Haves) -— Soviet forces trying t0 strike at 111's Karelian Isthmus P0" from north of Lake Ladoga are los- 111g two men by exposure for evul’ one by F-innsh DUilEl-S, red prisones brought liere reported tonight.

lit-equipped Russian troops . are forced to spend nights in the open with the temperatures at 10 to 2t) below zero, they said. and have had to give u.) ding fires sitar dark because Finnish planes bomb them. Tents are avaJaole only 101‘ soviet off.cers, they said, and re- treating ririns have destroyed a.l buildings that might a-ttoru shelter.

Some of theprisoners giving tii a information wore light summer tuli- ies under their heav winter over- coats. Many wore efective shoes and rags wrapped around their feet instead of socks.

Fear Only Vanguard

Finnish officers feared, however that these poorly outfitted an poorly trained 50101815 were only the van-guard of vast R. an forces that may soon swarm over their

soil.

Finnish mllftar men suspected here that the Sov et command, hop- 111g for an easy victory, 11st used second-rate troops. but is now be- glnfll"! i0 send _in its shock units.

f this is true. Finnish officers sflld, real battles are yet w come,

Concentration of any 15mg pa" o; the available Soviet forces on the Fmnish front, however entails weakening the soviet defences a. long its. other borders. officers pointed out.

ney would riot predict how lcrig their small forces could hold in the Soviet advance if reinforce- ments kept arriving from the inter- ior of Russia.

OFFICE CLU5ED- The offices of Hyndman 6s Co. Ltd, will be closed this mornjnv. '

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BOWLING ‘RESULTS

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HOLY NAME BOWLING ._,___ Mixed League

__,___ Giants: T. McAdam 208 183 266 A. McCloskey 212 249 189 E. Mitchell 128 130 130 M. Walsh "135 148 183 D. Culien 233 185 131 Tota.l—2450 Tupsters: 1.. Callaghan 165 165 165 E Smith 1'70 137 144 I Curley 169 130 140 A Wtsener 134 144 120 M. Dunn 130 130 131 Total~2390.

Egadies High Single, Dot Cullen

gladles High Three, Dot Cullen mgents High slngfe, T, McAdam agents High Three, T. McAdam

Rabbits: J. McQuald 186 186 189 A Kel 199 18B 203 J. Kelly 133 105 108 H Corcoran 95 95 138 K. Curley 1'20 88 130 G- 009-111)’ 93 140 123

Total—2513. Royals:

E. Robin 229 801 155 D. Brown 185 185 165 E. Dougan 163 187 137 S. Smith 120 95 108 A. Birch 117 86 173 M. Carragher 155 94 138 Total—28l1

Fillies High Single, 2:. Dougan 4 birdies High Three, E.’ Dougan 3 Gents High Single, E. Robin “gents High ‘Three, E. Robin

Humbugs:

C. Plneau 123 179 232 J Coyie 163 150 175 M Brown 118 130 119 J. McLeod 100 122 82 E Curey 161 99 209

Total—2262.

Alerts:

V. Coyle 193 241 199 J Hughes 204 156 187 E. McClrath 118 131 119 E. Hessian 1'11 134 165 M. Aylivard 193 174 176

Tota‘.—2561.

Ladies High Single, E Curley

209. ladies High Three, M. Aylward 543

| Gents High single, V. Coyle 241. I Gents High Three. C. Pineal! 634.

Edmonton Girl Claims “Record

For _ Basketball I

EDMONTON, Dec 12—(CP)- The scoring of five points on one play by Jean Williamson n1 Edmon- ton Grads was claimed (is a world basketball recorc" by coach J. Percy Page today.

In a. practice game last night a- gainst boy grads. Jean was fouledi whllo going in to score a close siioti When two penalty 51101-3 n-ere a-i worded. the youth who liad C"11ll'1'll{-,‘ ted the foul objected too violently} and the officials slapped on a pen-l

iBlack Hawk;- Purchase New Goalie

CHICAGO. Dec. l2—-(AP) — President William Tcibin of Chl- cago Black Hawks of the Nation- al Hockey League announced to- lily the purchase oil Sam Lo Prestl, young goalie of the St. Paul Am- encan Association Club. '

Tobin said the purchase of Lo Prcsti did not indicate dissatis- faction with the work of goalie Mike Karakus, but. was in line with

tlie Hawks’ policy of acquiring young players. Attention, ladies. John Llpke.

BOSTON, Dec. 12—t01')—Boston Bruins went into a tie tonight with the idle Toronto Maple beefs at the top of the National Hockey League standing by defeating Detroit Red Wings 3-1 for the slxtn straight loss suffered by the motor city squad.

The Bruins triumph cost them tho services of Roy Consioher, brill- iant left winger. for at leer-t six weeks.

Oonaclier suffered a fractured left wrist early In the seEond period af- ter he collided head-on with Jim- mie Orlando in the centre zone. As he left for hospital, Manager Art Ross summoned Red Hamill one of the Bruins’ farm hands on the Her- shey International-American Leag- ue club. to join the Bruins in 'I‘or- onto Thursday.

Although they never led. the Red Wings waged a furious battle from bell to bell. Jack Shewchuck, rookie defence an put the Bruins out front 1n the opening period.

Carl Llscoimbe moved the Wings up to even terms in the second p51‘- lod, with Mud Bruneteail and Don Deacon assisting, and the action re- mained deadlocked untll the final period. With Jack Stewart off. Herb Cain rapped in the clincher, and, to make victory doubly sure, Mel (Sludden Death) Hill added a third

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SUMIWARY

First Period I-Bostori. Shewchuck 10:15 Penalties-Portland, Orfando.

Second Period 2-Detroit,L1sc:mbe (Bruneteau, Deacon) 12:36 Penalty-Portland

Thlrd Period

{i-Boston. Cain (Dumart, Jackson) 4:44

4-Boston-Hill (Cowley) 8:25 Penalties-Stewart, Orlando, Shaw- chuck.

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Tic Williams Saves Day For Millionaires

SYDNEY, N. 5.. Dec 12 —(C'.P) — A last-minute goal by Tic Williams. formerl of Charlottetown, enabled the By ney Millionaires to nose 011; the Glace Bay Miners, 3-2 tonight in the Crpe Breton hockey league. It was the eighth stral ht victory over the Miners for the illionaires.

The league-leading Millionaires unleashed a strong o fensive in the last 20 minutes of play to overcome a one-goal lead and then post an- other to win the game.

Neither squad scored in a penal- ty-rife first period. The Miners, who oocup the cellar in the three-teem circui . scored their brace of mark- ers in the middle period when a. clean -cut pattern play gave them one goal and sloppv clear ng by the Millionaires the other. The winners sandwiched their cpening marker between the Miners’ pair.

MIDDAY CONCERTS

MANCHESTER. England -(CP) -Because of nightly blackouts. midday concerts are being held at Houldsiworth Hall, crowded with music-lovers for most of the pro- gram.

._____. I HAMPERS UNIIAMPERED

LONDON -(CP) —Relatives of wldlers in France are assured by the newspapers that Christmas parcels to the western front troops will not be subjected to censorship

Ontario To ix Seek Out All Enemies Within

WA. Dec. 12 -(CP) _ pend men, money 1:“:

side the country while w,- en figs? gnu" W lmDH-lr the 1'18 10ml

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LONDON, Dec 12—(CP)-R,oysl Joye, 37-year-old donkey “Knight. ed" by King George v for his work 1n the First Great War, has sacri- ficed his wlnterb rest to ~lve rides

to children in order to raise money for the British Expeditionary Forces, just ns lie did in the last war. After the Armistice. George V formally recognized Joey’s con-

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