y ‘MARCH 26. 1941

7-2 To Ta

(By WILLIAM H. DUMSDAY

Leafs overwhelmed Boston

I Maps lead in a best-ot-seven

qng-gumd Cup.

_,.,___.___..=_-_=____ Regatta for Si. Catharines

mRONTO. March 25-40?)- Tlie 59th annual Royal Canadian l-leniey Regatta. will be held at St. Osttiarixies July 24-46, it. is sn- nqullotd following an executive meeting of the Canadian AssCcIa- usn of Amateur Onrsnien.

President Robert G. Dible said. Buffalo Westsides. Detroit wysnciotte. Mich., had assured him,

would send strong entries in» “iii classes. snd that ‘rororim Dons) 1nd Argonauts and Hamilton Le- jnlisrs had expressed a. desire to continue competition despite the

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1 m, Eastern Canada Association ‘parted to the meeting that en- ; ants had reduced wzisidersbly vino number of svsllsbls scullers at Montreal. Brookville. Ottawa; La- ehine and in the Maritimes. All ‘efforts would be made to send mews to the Royal Canadian, the ‘mm-n Association said.

'4 Games tonight

(l1 (the Oumdlnn Press) ALLAN C!!! GAME! Instr-

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‘Leafs .Overwhelm Brains

ke Lead In

Stanley Cup Semi-final

Canadian Press Staff Writer)

MAPLE LEAF GARDENS. TORONTO, March 25—(CP)—ln. ,pired by the return of their mighty captain—SyI Apps-Jrgrqnfq

Bruins 7-2 here tonight to take a semi-final series for the Stanley

The teams had previously won one game each.

Out of action for a month due to o knee injury, Big Syl pqﬂgd three ot the Toronto goals and assisted in another. His driving play lptltkéd the Leafs all nIQlIt as they came from behind twice to win '5" nway from the powerful National Hockey League champions.

A crowd of 13.825 fans ssw the Bruins take their worst pasting of the season as the leafs outplayed the champions in the second and third Periods. The Bruins held an edge in the firs; 59551011 which end. ed i-i but the Leafs were in front. 4-2 when the second period closed.

z eiialtlee Costly

Penalties played an important part in the contest. the Bruins 56011118 once and the Leafs twice while having extra man ‘wer, The two late second-pert counters which sent. the Leafs in front for the first time came with players serving time. The Bruins were two men short and the Leafs one when Apps sank the Leafs’ fourth goal.

A racked house was assured for the ourth gxame c-f the series here Thursday, t e fans remaining for several minutes after the game to cheer their favorites.

In addition to Apps‘ three goals. Sweeney Schriner counted two of the Toronto goals and Nick Met: and Bucks McDonald completed the coimt. Milt. Schmidt and Herbie Cain were the Boston Marksmen.

Scores ‘Fluke Goal

After Schriner matched Schmidt's first period goal, Cain scored a. counted early in tile second to ve the Bruins s. 2-1 lead. Cain. touched Flash Hiiietvs backhand shot and with Brads. sitting on the ice, the puck trickled beneath his

The Leafs charged back to amend the lucky goal and Apps started his one-man scoring spree go tie the count on e, pretty passing play with Reg Hamilton and Nick Metz. Be- fore the period ended s. slut by

wit") lml-finel — ‘M01160 Buck McDonald deflected off Ola. -

J TM"! "l- Mmmm“ 11°F“! l“ persoleg into the Boston net ﬂgd ~ t0 (Rania lead best-of-flve‘ “med “homer,

piss 1-0.) 4 le Frank Brlmsek wss given

_ little protection in the final period

"'5'" es the Bruins struggled vainly t’)

~. Hutu-n Semi-final - Port Ar- tiiu‘ vs. Regine. at. Port Arthur ‘(Regina leads

A best-of-five series 11-0) '

KLIIOI-IAL 0U! GAME! Int-- Intern Playdown Charlotte-

trwn vs. ottsiws Canadians at. Char- létrzown (first of best-of-ihree r

llutern Semi-Final - Oshawa Generals vs. Toronto Marlboros at Oshawa (Marlboros lead best-of- lrven series 2-1.)

West:-

come from behind. Schrlrier. ADDs and Metz scored in order 0n break- sways and Brimsek stopped several other dangerous drives.

Suffers Bruised Knee

Jack Crawford. Boston defence- man. suffered a bruised left knee when he stopped a shot late in the game but. he returned to acticn. Bobby Bauer, Boston winger" fav- ored his inluicd left foot and was not used in the tkiird period. He suffered s. skate out in the opening game of the round in Boston.

SUMMARY

First Period lilioston, Schmidt (Hollett, Bauer) 3:

34 2—Toronto, Sohririer (Taylor, D.

Western Semi-final — Edmonton n. smkatorn st. Edmonton (third (lrllbrst-of-five series which ticc‘

' [Western Semi-final - winrvves b. Port Arthur as Winnipeg (Win- nipeg leads bcst-of-five series 1-0.)

liedeque ice Sports are Huge success

zThe annual school ice sports. Rid s1 Bedeque Rink on Friday light. March 21. ended in an 1111- liistakzibie victory for North Bed- ‘ilue School. The total score for schooicom in: was: North ue 116 ponts, Central Bed- Nue 30 points. and Freetown Unis. North Bedeque was nondi- lwed by the absence from the to! mile of uieii- star athletes, e111 H’. but came through with colors under the very cap- lesdership of the teachers, Ellis and Doris Clerk. The was presented to Mr. Ellis by -T. J. Inman both of whom, in

Speeches, congratulated the 51mm

on their good sportsman- The SPOEAHWBIC brought to a

‘We by a hour skate en- , by all. , ing is tihe list of events:

gar; Pupils 1-10 (twice around

bk.)

i klfhrserot MaoMuido, N. Bed- IWWI Clark, N. Bedeq e. dammed Arsensult, N.“ Bed- lhlilfo-oois io-ia (twloe around

ila-‘Jlnet MacMurdo. n. Bedeque. ‘midst-ion MseMurdo, N. Bed-

‘ l§ﬂlm Llristane, her-town. “ft-Boys 10-15 (Twice si-oiina

{l-‘Uvyd lefurgey. N. Bcdequs. H- Roddie Reeves. Frcntown. i “Rllbrrt MaoMurdo. N. Bedeque v l, 11v potato rsce. n-ipus 1-10. l I V

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5 cﬂltfll Bedtque R-ulifirth Bedeque. I g? Potato race 10-15 1- ‘ﬁrth Hedeque. , M n-mi Bed ue.

1 r

PM my gindellzuri, 7-10. (Twice l ‘time gem and Burnett. ru- . pa???‘ Ciel-intend ‘Raymond livigilfhﬁnm and um s. Norm Wm" "d

, ‘was s. ma“, mun. n. mm -e

Meta) 18.08 Penalties-Jackson, Davidson i jorLHoilctt. -

l Second Period J-Bostcn, Cain (Resrdon, Hollett.)

5.07 le-Toronte, APP! (Hamiltmi, N. l Metz) 6:58 5—'l‘oronto, MOIPOHHId (N. Metz)

(ma-

13:46 (l-—Toronto, Apps (Drillon, N. Metz)

residues-smith, Sdimidt, Hamil- ton, Reardm.

Third Period .

7—To1-cnt.o, scliriner (Taylor) 5:26 8—Toronto, Apps (Stsnowski) 16:43 il-Jlloronto, N. Mctz (Apps, Drillon)

11:05 Penaities—N~ne.

Pair, Boy and Girl, 10-15 (Twice

around rink.)

1. Janet MacMurdo and Wilfred Arsenault, N. 1586611119» _

2. Yvonne Arseniiuit and Robert

Maelvlurdo. N. eque- 3. Glen Lidstione and Arnold Hill.

Freetown. Hockey Match: Freetown Z. N

Bedeque 1. 7 I-{Isnd sleigh race (Boy and Girl) ifnei-yi Clark and Bennett Ar- senauit, N. Bedeque.

2. Margaret MacMurdo end flloyd

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OHIand sleigh race (Boy and Girl)

1 .-

oris, N. Bede ue 5. 1. Janet. MaoMurdo and Wilfred

' Detroit

DETROIT. March 25-40?)- Detroit Winn knocked New York Rangers, defending champions, out of the Stanley Clip Dllyllffs here tonight, be- fore 8,942 howling fans at. Olvmola- The score was 3-2.

Wtngmen Mud Brimoteau and Syd Howe scored what proved to be trig winning goal in was of the third period when they shook them- selves loose and skated over to the K0111 mluth where Bruneteau fired the puck by goalie Davis Kerr. Bill Jennings opened the scoring when he slmpped s rebound shot in- to the cage in the first period, and within five minutes the score W35 deadlocked on a freak face off from Kllby MacDonald's stick. The puck dropped through Mowers’ arms. Jmmy Stewart. Red Wings do- ienoeman, shoveiled in Don Gros- so's long pass for Detroit's second tally‘ of the first period. as the ipuc bounced of’! Kerr's skate.

Battle For The Breaks

‘Ilhroughcut. the second period both team battled for the breaks. t neither could offset. the goal work of both Kerr and Mowers.

Chicago

CHICAGO, March ZS-(CPI- Chioago Black Hawks moved on to the Stanley Cup semi- - finals tonight with a. 3-2 vic- tory over Montreal Canndlens in n closely-fought. game, third in the bcst-of-three series be- tween the clubs in 1119i!‘ PW" liminary series.

A thiidperiod goal by Cully Dalilstrom gave the Hawks their win after Canadiens had rallied from behind a. two-goal deficit to tie the score near the end of the second. The win moved Hawks into the semi-final series against Dc- troit Red Wings who‘ eliminated New York Ranker-s tonight.

A crowd of 14.862 cheered the Hawks on o s. close victory in a series that saw all games won by a. single goal. Hawks took the cp- ener here 2-1, and dropped the second in Montreal 4-3 in the sec- ond overtime.

Canadiens Outplayed

The Hawks outplayed the Csziad- lens by a wide margin throughout the first period and well into the second, only to see the invaders tin the ‘score with two sudden thrusts in 21 seconds.

The game was only 15 minutes old when George Allen hit the ner for the first goal. Johnny Merlucoi

and Cully Dahlstrcm assisted on the play. _ They stretched this margin to

2-0 at 12:11 of the second Period on Daiilatromk brilliant manoeuvre near the net, after Allen and Joe Parpike hard set up the play.

HnhlLant-s Strike BIO?

Moves Semi-final With 3-2 Victory Over Canadiens

Red Wings Eliminate Rangers From

Playoffs With 3-2 Win

Ken- teok the wear and teal- of the evening. as far as saves were concerned, with 31 t0 his credit. Mowers accounted for 19.

The vctory once again upheld the magic of the Rsd Win35’ jinx over the Rangers, who have won on Olympia ice only once in two sea- szns.

. SUMMARY First. Period L-Detroit, Jennings (Grtsso, Stew- ar IP38

2—Rangers, MacDonald, 15:26 3~Detroit. Stewart (Groeso, Abel)

l9 .48 Penalties-None. Second Period

Scorin -Nori2. Perislt es-None.

'l1slrrl Period 4—Detroit_ Bruiieteau (Howe) 9:39 li-Rangers, N. Olvilie (Pike) 1015i Penalties-Stxwart. Watson 2, Pike,

Orlando, Coulter (ID-minute mis- ciitngluct), L. Patrick (match pen- a y .

In to

Second Period 2-—Cl1icago, Dahlslrom (Alien, Pa- pike) 12:11 a-llglontreal, Benoit (Blake, Quilty)

r-ivisnnesi. Getllffe (Chamber- lain) 1B 58

- Penalties-QM. Bentley.

Third Period s-ciiicsg; Dahlstrom (Papike, Al- ien) 3:31 Penalties-Benoit, cooper, Singbush, Mariucci.

BRINGING UP FATHER

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Milwaukee and Royals in’ deal

MACON, Ga, March 25—(AP)— Hector H. Racine, President. of the Montreal baseball club, anncunoed today the consummation of a. piny. er deal with. the Milwaukee club of the American Association by which Montreal obtains the services of Claude Corbitt. star shortstop of the American Asscciation club,

_In exchange for Corbitr Mnitreal gives Milwaukee two players aut- rlrzht-first baseman Gus Suhr and outfielder Arnold Moshsr. and also options to Milwaukee for tine 194.1 season pitcher Roy Roche.

Mango sizzles Under treatment

MACON. 6a., March 25—(AP_ Vim Lirisle Mungs is getting the old "silent treatment" from Gener- sl Manager La Macfmail, but if i118 Bfqﬂklyii Do gers’ fireball hurl- er is sizzling under the collar about it lies keeping it, to himself,

As far as MacPliail is concerned, Van Lingle i; still in the dog house Mlmso was fined and banished from the Dodgers’ Havana training cam,- on charges of drinking and ordered to report. to their Montreal farm club here.

MacPi-iail, here for a two-day check on his Montreal and Durham farm hands, indicated interest i: how t. big righthandel‘ has shnp. ed up s nee reaching Magol-l, Bu; he had nothing to say regarding Chﬂlwfs of Mungq rejoining Brook- lyn slld. (SPQciaily nothing to sav to Mungo personally.

REMEMBER WHEN

(By ‘flan Ca-nad an Press)

Syivanns Apps, brilliant TOTOillX) centre dcfeated the Game day as

National Government candidate in ; the Dominiin Elections. started the

leafs on the way to a 2-1 victory E over Detroit Red Wings in the first 1

National League playoff game for the Stanley Cup a year ago tonight. FACTS 0F INTEREST

Farm tr tors sold in Canada during l9 numbered 20.968 an iri- cnease of 56 per cent over the soles made in 1939.

Conn pities Joe Louis

CHICAGO. March 25-(AP)-— Pity Joe Louis. Billy Conn says lie:-

1. Blinks his eyes at is left leint.

2. Marks u easily.

3. Knocks own easily.

(‘John's appraisal of the worlds heavyweight titloholder may be slightly prejudiced. Billy has a date next June with Louis. after which he says, 1.01113 will be just ancther (ex-champion. Of Louis’ weakness-

es-

"I'm going to box him," said Billy, who arrived today to open training for his April 4 match with Gunner Bnrlund. I'll feint with my left, for every time Pve seen Joe, a. left; fﬁlnt mﬂkcs him step back and blink his eyes before he can get Set again.

"It I (‘an hit him I think I can knock him out."

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Royals And Canadiens

I Tangle In

Game

Big

I Of Season Here Tonight

Charlottetown hockey fans were "all keyed up" last night. in expec- lotion of the hockey battle of the season he: .- ivheri the Junior ROYRLS tangle wiih the Ottawa Canadians tonight in the opening game of Memorial Cup piaydowns.

Tile Upper Canadian squad. which arrived in Charlottetown Monday night went. through a snaPDY work- out. at the Forum before noon ves- terday. The team impressed rail birds who watched iiivm as :1 "fast and shifty" bunch of youngsir-rs.

Later in the day the Royal took the ice for a practice s and hockey Officials who saw in notion said they were ploased with the compact, smooth-working outfit.

Unofflcially it was reported the Canadiens hlid a slight. edge on iii- Royals in the matter of weight. bu‘. no official flgurrs were availsibl».

Both Bill Cameron. the Canad- iens coach and Walter La-ivlor, coach of the Royals still had iibtie to say over the prospects for io- night. Both men appeared confi- dent, however.

Csmeron wasn't making any pro- phecy but he “isn't. worrying."

THE iirimns or nocrv

THE FINAL STRUGGLES OF THE YEAR. TWO MIRACLE CLUBS — OTTAWA VALLEY CHAMPIONS 110 YOU RECALL THE CLASSIC WITH PERTH-z YEARS AGO?

2—GAMES—2——WEUNESDAY and FRIDAY. MARCH 26th., 28th-

L-BUY YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY. l-ENTER THE RINK EARLY. 3.--THUS AVOID THE (‘ROWDING.

In the other camp Lawlor ad- mitted his team was entering the blaydowns on the short end of tin» betting perhaps. but. he recalled they had been in the same posit-

lion iii the playoff with Triiro Bean cats but came mroush to vicwrv-

And here's how the team 1v lineup tonight. Players’ numbe are given in the case of the Can- adiens bur. were not available fol the Royyails.

Canadians: Goal, Billie McRac l‘ sub-goalie is Phil Groulx 11; righ defence, Vince Lcgris 15; left cle- fence, Ted Cameron l4; c-énlr Noel Boileau 9: right. wing, Rx‘ Bertrand 8; left vying M. Bomb- nrd '7; llli(‘l'll.’lif's'.' Jack ’l‘1'.i.-ior, centre t‘; Tori Vnrbcy ciclcncc 2; Mzyvnard Dnrcli. right wing 5; J00 Varettc. ccntre l0: Jim Milicloon. left iving 4'. Roy Davis centre l2.

Royals: Goal, MacArthur. sub- goalie ﬂudmorc: defence, l-Iozigson, Mar-Dougall. Kelly; Forwards, Whit- loi-k. Bisincharrl, LPClnir. Biniicii- (furl. Galianl, Jackson, Higson, Duf- y

Referees Leo l-leffernnn and George "Curly" Gravell of Mont, real will handle the game. it was reported.

T0 ADJOURN APRIL 9

OTPAWA. March '._'-l --(CP) -- The House of Commons today agreed t0 the government's motion that the House adjourn April 9 for the Easter recess, resuming sittings April 2a.

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FORUM - arms AT 8.30 SHARP

Games under direction ‘of Canadian Amateur Hockey Association

CANADIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

MA RITIME CHAMPIONS _

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But the Canadiens lust. when it appeared they were badly beaten. struck back swiftly. Joe Benoit. scored assisted by Too Blake and Johnny Quilty, at. 18:31. Twenty second; later Ray Getliffe liPd the score with another goal from close range. Tie aroused Hawks bounced back with the clincher in the fourth minute of m, final period Dahl- strom hitting the net. (si- .-l.'1e wri- ning marker. Then the Hawks lad back and concentrated on defence. ‘Ilie Canadians barely missed tielng the count repeatedly bui- Eftﬂl» d“- femle work not only by Lo Prestl but also Earl Seibert and Dave MaoKay turncd them back.

SUMMARY First Period

1-Chicago, Alien (Mnriucci, Dalil-

strom 14.56 Penlilties~Allen, (2), (Ifiamberlain. MacKay.

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By Edwina

RESULTS

HOLY NAME BOWLING International Lelll" Master Barbers:-

Bowunc i

THAT CLAY-HE SAID we rrzusrso ME COMPLETELY, eur we KEEPS SNOOPING

Arsenault, N. Bedeque. ,- 116 198 168 2. Glen Lidstone and Arnold Hill, lalggfherble 155 lgg 143 Freetown. 1.; ggnrnel- 136 110 254 3, Belinq, Perry s-nd Frederick R" McDonald 133 154 123 Arsenault, N. Bedcque. (l Hughes 111 1'11 186 ﬂrkuck carrying race (Once around °u,|__3593_ ). avls s. Frlsersz- 1. Robert MacMunio, N. Bedeque. w?) whim 253 158 17'! 2. Lloyd Lefurgey. N. Bfdeqlle- 1_,_ Bowling 387 348 12f) Relay race (4 to each school). E, Ranahan 125 213 234 1. North Bedeque. E, Cqrlgh 218 161 203 2 Frectown. A, Murphy 18f) I10 250 v1.1. TAKE rut-I HANDBAGJM GOING wmt 3 central Bﬁdﬂliw Total-2993. DICIQVOU STAY AWAY TILL YOU GET 5O Backward race. High single H. Sentnor 254. VOU CAN QUIT FRYING INTO MY AFFAIR i. Ralph Desroclics. C- Bvtlefllltb High three A. Murphy 640. ~., 2. Garth Clark. N. Bed ue. Merry Minn rels 3. Llovd lefui-goyq N. Be eque. “ma; outs:- Most. graceful skater (Girls) E. Arsenault 115 155 l3? 1. Janet MacMurdo. N- Beliﬂluﬁ- 11‘. Brown 177 399 335 a. Norma England. N. neaeawl- B. Eeminﬂ 135 1'71 l" 3. Glen Ilidstonc. Freetown. Mr; Bones 131 W1 l7 M051, graceful skater (Boys) Total-HWY. 1. Arnold mu, Freetown. m" outs:- 2. Roddie Reeves, m-eetown. A. Brown 131 W7 109 3. Lloyd fefurgey. N. Bedeque. M. McGulgan 160 ll l5 l, percent of skaters. C. Peters I33 9U l7 1. North Bsdeque. J. Coady 1'“ 199 31° 2. Central Bedeque. wail-IBM. 3. Fremown. Ladies high single C. Peters 200. Honeymoon race: Ladies high three C. Peters M3. r wlnni; Arsenault and Garth Gents high single I’. Brown 3N. cu}: N. Bedeque. Gents n1 n three 1r. Brown m. ' ' Lloyd Tonlgh at ‘I 0'¢l06l2— r Indies: Loecuor Bin p. Dims.

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