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fmm Glace Bay Miners 4-1‘

i CE my, N3, fencemammoombined with Boots Baird things up tin-in neu- mmmd by ' p the period's end.

c3922 i " replacement-i. N01“! .d gﬂynll/ﬁtorizis sprime B iurprl-ite 57 “m by defeating tire favored wlnm Bay Minors 4'2 iii m” Wm" 9”“ m or the bcst-ln-seven w” Breton Hockey League cham- 1 . wwgeggegdeagoﬂlgﬂ stove Hum 5'5? ‘lélulfﬁi-Qvc ° d c €rii§’.“li...i°“3¢

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' Association sanctioned fhfﬁllayilng. Dudley 581d today he had received no application on

' all. mEgJJSSIprismQ Vice showed class I m m; game and fought w; furiously n the starry Miners m, gwept into s. one-soul lead my 1n the first period on Mc- 39mg oounter. Less than two min- utes tutor. Jackie Coyle b18896 m}? “mum RHEI’ taking Humulkas

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The some wﬂs clean and first, with only three penalties handed out, two going to Vlcs. Jimmie Fcs- ter, guarding the nets for the Northsiders, turned in a scintill- ating game, and contributed no little to hi: team's victory.

North Sydney: Goal, Meter; de- fence. MnOafne, Iangelle; centre, sneider; right wingpG-agnon; left wins, (heck; subs, Koster, Gollat, Hmmulka. McPherson. Coyie, Smith.

Gllco Boy: Cool. Mckinnon: defence. Gallagher, Phillips: cent-N, white; right wing, Cooper; left wing, Desbiens; subs, Maokle. Mon- son, Baird, McBeth, Foster, An- derson v Referees: Cy Taylor, Dorchester, N3“ amid Beazley. Halifax. Attendance: 1.860.

MMAB! Flnt Period l-Glace Bay, McBcth (Baird, Fos- ter) 13'

.04 Lﬁorth Bydney. Qoyle (Hamulka)

a-Nortn sydney. Coyle (Hemullrs, Langelle) 11:02

L-Glace Bay, Phillips (Baird) 17:57

Pcnslties-Piitllips, Langelle.

d Period b-N Sydney. Hamulka 14:38

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Junior Royals Start On

Playdown Trail Here March l0

Walter Lltwiorb Junior Rwlls. m. m, t three years cha . ions g the arit-lmes, start the de enoe u! their title at. the Forum Moro ltth against the New Brunswick (l1gmpl0l1S it was learned yester- qqy, Winners of the semi-final grips which will be s. two-game tom-goals sffair will meet the rm scotiu. memos M‘ the WW“-

The Maritime juni0r hockey play- mm were originally scheduled to open here 0n Thursday _oi this seek with the Mormon-Saint John winners playing here against the Royals. But the dates have been singed and the series hi! Mm

mead s week. Saint John mime are ntiil betti- the

h; it out in s city plnydow-n series mi the winners have to mcet Monet-an before a term is declared to meet the local club,

. Competition in Saint John is so hot first t/wo teams. St. Peter's and mules. Pieced four hours to u 3-3

n u; in one genie. 'Ihe teams finally

staggered from the ice near 1 o'- clock in the morning content to let, the tie stand til] they had had g, rest and could arrange mother game. These ttwo teams met a sec- ond Mme, but the some was ruled "no contest." The winners of the 5:“ Peter's-Eagles series meet the East. Saint John Rﬂyﬂli in the city finals. It would be unusual ii’ the Saint John ROYHLS ma“ m“ Royals in the mterprovincial play- downs. Mr. Charla Archer. manner o!

Ikmum said he had been in- formed of s change in the date by officials of the M. A. H, A. He said the date. March 5 announced yes- terday was in error.

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MONTREAL. Feb. 24 - (cm - Memories of famous hockey battles between Canadians and Ms» roons of the National leaaue of for- mer years were brought to life again he" $01118 t for n. crowd of more than 13.000 who saw oldtimers of these two clubs come out of retire- ment to take nart in u. giant, vic- tory Loan Jamboree at the Forum.

Pastor kayos Franklin in Eight rounds"

D. Feb. 24—-(APi-- Rotpid Robert Pastor turned slugger totnl ht and after exploding the ‘i’ 1.3.‘ ‘ti? ’?‘“‘l§i“"“ ‘““°“ ti?‘

c am , oug on to s p the Cleveland negro in rounds bedvre s jam-packed crowd in the local arena. Pastor weighed 181; Frankin 19'! 1-4.

After weathering all the flstic dynamite Lammin’ Lem had in his arsenal for the first three rounds. the ear-New York 0011081881 guve the local i n. sound bonus lesson for next. iew heats an finally ‘put him away with o blis- tering barrage at two mmutios, eight seconds 0d the eight round in a. fight booked for i0.

Joe Volo owned By Milton man

131 Saturday’; ice races it WM stated that Joe Volo was owned by Power Bros., City. This should have read Chester Msthesoti o! Mllwﬂ who recently purchased him and was returned s winner in the class D m dhﬂlklﬂi 11D l. struiiht heat vic .

Rangers tighter; Grip on N.H.L. Lead by 4-3 win

BOSTON‘. Feb. 24—(AP)—New York Rangers tightened their grip on the National Hockey League lead by outplaying the revamped Boston Bruins by a wide margin

' for a 4-3 victory tonight before e crowd

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Red Wings win From Amerks 3-2

NEW YORK. Rb. Mt-(CPM- Detroit Red Wings tonight. struck a. pswcriul blow ‘m titeir fight retain filth place in the National Hockey League slﬂlldlllg by defeat- ing the sixth-place Brooklyn Am- encarui 3-2 in a dull time before 1,185 ,_ cm st ison Square Gard

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Victory for Detroit opened up l. four-point margin over the Amer- icam. who now face a, crucial home-and-hotne series with tne last-place Canadians next Satur- day and Sitnciay-a series that could Just about settle which team to meke the Pllivolh

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rlggkie CoyleScores Twice As Famous hockey Prince Of Woles And Saints yictorias Win Series Opener ,Wars recalled

Down one lame as I result oi’

defeat last Frida th S. .U. at Forum tonight in the second game of the intercollegiate series for t-iic Wellnct‘ Trophy. P.W.C. face a still"

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they have been holding stiff practice sessions and as n. result a. lot oi’ the faults so evident in the m been ironed out arid the city col- legians to a rrzaii feel that they can get back in the running.

Saints are confident of ending the series with their Second straight victory tonight but at

ime taking the P.W.C. team in any light manner. Coach Battier Emmett 0'Hanley will send ins charges out to pile up as big a load as possible and them in there playing at a fast c110 all the tim .

Tonight's bottle promises to be d one. ‘Feeling always _ _.t the two Bqlliids is at a luglicr pitch than ever now and with the P.W.C. squad with their backs to the wall fans will see a rugged‘, bristling battle all the

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Club P w r. n F A Pt: New York 4t 2s 14 1 154 12s 53 Toronto an 2s l3 a 12s 10o 4o Boston 4o 2114 5 125 94 41 (‘thlfﬁllo 40 20 1'1 x 122 11c 4:: Detroit 41 1s 2.1 a 112 12s as Brooklyn 41 14 2o 1 11a 144 2o Montreal 4o is 2s 2 10o 149 2s

St. Pats obtain Kink MacDonald

ANIZHERST. N.S-. Feb. 24-(CP) ——Aml]€l'5'l. St. Pats have obtained pcnnission lo use Kink lyfucD0ri~ uld, forward utlth Pictou Resale of the A.P.C. Hockey league, for their Maritime plsydown series with Saint John.

MacDonald would replace Perry Everett, Soldier-player recently transferred to Ottawa. St. Pats have not yet obtained MacDonald's agreement to play.

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THE COLLEGES IN HOCKEY GDMBAT-SJLII. vs. P.W.G. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

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Forum team Defeats R.A.F. Squad 6 -- 3

1n s rugged game of hockey play- ed at the Forum last night the Forum hockey team defeated g weakened R. A. F. team 6-3.

Playing without several of their best men, the Air Force boys put up a. bitter struggle but the Forum team couched by “Contiy" Vail and led by Hen Woolridge who scored three goals were not to be denied.

Jackmm, Young. Fletcher and Aldrich were the pick of the losers with Pound effective on defence for the 1=‘0rum.

It is expected s. return gumc will take place in the near future. migélowing is the lineup and run-

SUMMARY First Period

l-Forum, Jay (Hignon) 2—Forum, Woolridge (Carver). S-Forurn Woolrfdge (emu)

Second Period 4--~'F‘0rum Woolridge (Lawlor). ,

supervision o! Jon. LoBlsnc, this racy model lived up to expecm- tions of her builders in her trial runs. Starting at Pooh's wharf the boat practically "tore a’ hole" in the atmosphere, as she headed m the direction of Rocky Point. At present the owners are awaiting challenges from other bout owners who dispute their claim to the chrtmpiorlship cfwtlif llRTEJLIZ.

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.1~'_1dv Hal stirre u new intereL in ice racing here ast Satuxda when the latest addition to 1on1 speedways clicked of! u hen; tn a seconds flat. Millie Kalmud: did thy some ﬁlling twice in the Free for All. Singing Sam did it once in the saéitﬁ for 9.111. ‘Sozhgiscmen are bllrvarea » speqtﬁswrs‘ cs ueen the o possibilities are discus-ind. One faction L; ‘ y“, for All event with the fastest horses entered. Others are plctur. mg a. match race between Millie Kolmuc-k and Lady Hal with s, sizable side bet some rumors have Elaced it at $200. The information not official as yet but strong rumors to that effect are in circu- lation and something really mum.

, ual is expected this weekend,

B-RAJ". Aldrich. 6—1'brum. Iligson (Judson)

Third Period ‘I-RA F‘. Jackman. 8~R.A.1=‘. Young. ‘ 9~F0rwim Hiirson (Judson)

Lineups: R.A.F.: Goal, Pisher: Defence, (l

Young. Griffin, Angel; Fbrwards, S. Frizzell. Worth, Jackmmu Fletcher, Aldrich.

Forum: Goal. Barrett; Defence

Pound. H. Frizatell; Forwards, B. Jay. Hisson, Judson, Carver, Woot- rldae. J. Lawlor

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