NOVEMBER 27. 1940

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Canadians show ‘great Hgckey m beating Boston Bruins 3-2

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I - g1 3 - k BvLm- Pcnaliies-YLH. Gciliffe, Chamberlain 2. Cowley.

Second Period

Bauer,

Third Period

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= < 59m. out, five for» I'm" the tying count- 1 ll1:1."<l 1)":"i..<1. und. 1 _-#---_

lio|man’s Practice; Intermediates to Turn out Tonight

The IlrsL ilockey practice o; 11w $011-$011 was held lust night. A com- {neticlal 12am from Holmans store )3 B 91111111111181!’ work out. About 40 Dlfiyfils \v_c1"e on the ice.

"Ihe following hockey players" are lcqucsteci to be rlt the Forum 10- ‘YR-f i" 11. 111. tor u workout mm 101011111111: an Intermediate """.1=—F- P0111111. w. Cudmore, .1. Davls. M. Carmichael, w. 1.5111101, E. Rice, G. Stewart, K. Acorn P 31391711114. W. McDonald. G. Wlllt; isbckbJ. Kalle, Buck Whitlock, M.

Titling- Deacon. _S1n1n1ons, Weir, a" all)’ Others wishing to make the team.

Sydney loses Fifth straight

ticnal Hockey League race tonight, defeat New York Rangers 4-2 The loss left Rangers in fifth place a point behind Boston Bruins.

The win widened the Leafs‘ mar- gin over the second-place Detroit Red Wings to four points.

Leafs took a commanding lead Wit-h three goals within six min- utes in the second period, and were never in danger after tlzat. Playing heads-up hcckey, they smothered the Ranger attack throughout, and constantly threat- ened to pile up an even larger margin through fast breakaway plays.

Syl Apps. Toronto centre, started the scoring when he raced in fast and snapped up a. rebound from Nick Metz. While bbe Rangers were trying to get that. one back, Gus Marker scored on a play with Pete

_ SYDNEY. N.S., Nov. ‘.26-1cp1_ Sydney Millionaires, last winter's Mal-mine Hockey Champions. 11b- scrbed their flftft straight defeat l°111s1ht at Ncrlh Sydney Vlctorias beat them 2-1 ‘and jgingd memg 1n second 111.101- 111 the Cape Breton‘

111111111111} MINNEAPOLIS, Nov_ 26-(AP1- 1:s c.1111‘. Ill UK‘ (l.\‘- ,Tilcl"e will be no Rose Bzwl o1" other gel-Qfldx‘, Chn-lc Sands 1M1‘? Bowl games for the undefeated Un- out of a scrimmage to be .ive1":lt_v of Minnesota fo:tball team 1 "lakrn frcm behind as hcl this year. ‘

C‘ .1 , rpcd (1111-1111 the ""111?! 319$ Frank G. Mccorlnick, director of 1

Lineups: nlglctics at Minnesota, announced‘ . I 1o av that ihc Gophers closed their 110m“ P11611011 ltlontrczl-l -c:1<’ 11 '-".r-'" 111" W crcusin game l and they will not. Goal ; 1- easou games. flm-sk Gardiner ‘ _. Defence P H d1 gjmvchuk 01' a," 1 I ' ' (‘lancer C t 60.11.1111; Phzllzes gzven e11 re 1 Sqiuliirlt L391‘ v 111w Confidence vote

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PHILADEILP-IR-Afllov. 26-—(AP|— l-llll, Crawford. smith, Hollett, stockholders of the Philadelphia Jackson, Caiu, Wiscnlnll. National League baseball club 1o-

(lay gnv¢ a vote nf confidence 10 111011111111 Subs: Quilly. Benoit. il1e present club management 11nd Trudel, Reardon. Siurrbush. Cham- ire-elected all officers. berlnin, Sands, Getliffe, Blake.

Gerald P. Nugent, President. 11n- mcdiatcly annrunccd that Mona- Rclewe: King Clancy; llncsman: A. Smith.

Boston Subs: Cowley. Conachcr,

get Doc Prol-llvo wcull bc- given a new contract early 1n Decemoer.

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Limlting lhe on e-pztcnl Mil? honaires in a second-period goal by Dlck Kowclnak. Vlcs got a goal in the ODEnmg pericd from the stick oi’ Ncrm MacKay and another in

end to slidc a neat shot undel" goalie Davie Kerr.

Before the second period ended, Rangers got one goal back through; Bryan Hextall on a three-maul rush with Phil Watson and Murray l Patrick. l

D1‘lll011 scored again early in the‘ third period on a rush. with Apps. and Rangers closing ru=h brought} but one goal, by Alf Pike. Bill Al-i lum. filling in on Rangers’ defence!

me third by Ab Mmnmakl» Tlclfcr Art Coulter. who has a. broken}

W1lllams._a. Sydney cllstoff. set up the Wllllllllg goal fol" Macboluud,

Result of the game lcil Glace Bay two full games out- 111 front of the other teams.

East- West game Negotiations

Abandoned

TORONTO. Nov. 26-—-1CPi-—F‘l"cd Hamilton. President .1f ihe Sports Service 111-agile, announced tonight his 01"1.1,".1niza"1:c1~ has decided to abandon 1.11 further 1l"gsi"~n'iou.=. to bring about. an East-We: football game ‘111 Toronto 11% 11 1" 1:l1':iJ111.o11 to Canada's 111111" clfCYl-

He said: "The Cmnui-usl Rugbv Union in general and the Ez1s1erl1 Canada represcntati111s of that o1:- ganization can new answl-z" 1o lilo ‘public.

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Ross tops

SOMEWHERE IN EINGLAND, Nov. 26-—1CP1--~(‘11l1111c1" '1."1<"'_\" Ross. amateur flghicr "lto 0111.11: ncld ‘.10 United States Junlol Welterweight title. hammered 111s way L0 the tpo of the light-11.:.a11,1'\_ve1gh: chss in the Canadian holding ‘llllllS .1130 now i5 nhning at a Bvltlsh army boxing crown us wrll a; 1.111 C.A S. F, liglu-llcavy 1-l1.11111)11.1.i11111.

B1"oll"1e1"-i11-l11\v of Bklillflj R054? former welterweight champloh of the world, Rcss fought _111 Toronto and Kingston sovcrnl tunes before the war 11nd (‘llltlTdvcfllldda from tile United Siutrs 1o 1o 11 1.10 Royal Canadian Arllllclff. H1.- mother lit present lives in Nlngura Falls. Ont

The gunner won his _ for the holding units light-heavy crown by default. H1; opponent stood by the rzngsiclc and watched Ross knock out 11 Hnlnilton, Ont., fighter in 30 sr-cvnds 111 the scnli-

nals.

That was all the finalist needed to convince £11m that Rcss should fight the final all by luluscll-

BllWLlllG RESULTS

uoLv NAME 11611111111 lntcrnntionnl League

C d ' Dr Cleaners:- u more: y 220 49

W. Cudmore 1 20° J. Tierney 207 259 J. Rush 169 177 151 B. Vanldcrstlue 117 302 271 E. Cudmove 152 194 133 Total-Tiff.

blaster Barbers:-

W. 801111101" 1B3 208 144 W. Weatherble 175 179 139 R. McDonald 298 1'14 lllf C. Downe 186 118 15in B. Mclnuls 164 138 154

TOLEl—2583.

High single R. Mc-Douuld 298. High thrcc J. ‘rlcrncy 6115.

Tonight at 9 o'clock: 01d Timers vs. All (Jomers.

(‘IITOWN ALLEYS Mixed Duck Pins

P. Acorn 144 141 1.11 L Corrigan 135 114 92-1151 Th0 above modal . m J. Mclilccr 118 144 142 .,-'1'1I°,Zf,'f'j‘,jf,f:,_ I111. Alyward 10s 11o 1211-111 q lA. Burke 122 129 158 n s P. Burke 8B 131 99-720 1 I A N E l G. Doucette 97 90 126 - V. » ' ' n H. Praught 118 102 138-871 ‘ "'1" ' lr/r/f". u N n E R w E A Tonight at 7:00:- Commercial Lugua.

Ligh t-h ea vies '

iznal bout .

shoulder. earned an assist on Pike's goal. Lineups:

Rangers Position Toronto Goal

Kerr Brodc Defence

Heller Kalnpman

Pratt Stanowskl Centre

N. Colville Apps Wings

M. Colville DPUXOH

Slubicky N. Metz

Referee: Mickey I011; lincsman: B111 Clladivtk

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‘Drillon and Apps leadl Leafs to 4-2 victory Over New York Rangers

1i NEW YORK. Nov. 26-(CP)— SUMMARY

Toronto Maple Leafs increased

their lead at the top of the Na- First Pcrlod

Scorll1g--None. Penalties-None.

Second Period

1—-Toronto. Apps (N. Metz) 7:58 2—Tomnt0. Marker (Goldup, Lan-

Church.

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Non-title bout

BUFFALO. N.Y. Nov. 26—rAP)-— Weltemeigllt cl1111111>lu11 Frllzie Zlvic scored a tech" c111 k11o.:kou1 over Ronule (French); Buaudin of Vancouver and Mmtreal after two minuws and l8 seconds of the third rcund in their shceduled 10- round, non-title bout in Buffzllds

ic wczghcd 149 pounds; 140 l-Z.

' Highlanders

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Rangers Subs: Watson, Hillel". L Patrick. C. Smith, Hextall. Mac- Donald, M. Patrick. Pike, Allen.

Toronto Sub": Miltcn. Langclle. Schrillcr, MBYRPI‘. Church, Heron, D. Metz, 'l‘aylo1", Goldup.

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