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Overtime Contest Ends in 2-2 Draw -_ Blackhawks A n d ,Red Win gs Win Games.

(C! P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK. Dec. L-The first drawn Slime of tho National Hockey League season was written into the records at Madison Square Garden here tonight by Montreal Csuadiens and New York, Ameri- cans. Their overtime contest end- Bd 3-2. half the goals being scored 1n the extra 10 minutes.

Ten thousand saw Canadians take fourth place in the Canadian division by a single point over St. Inuis Eagles who lost to Detroit. Americans, in third place, crept up a point on Montreal Maroons.

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‘Ikailing from the first few min-

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‘Celtic centre, sink s fine shot on‘.

csse Roche's good pass. Less than‘ two minutes before the finish Am- ericans squared the count again, on a gang play which saw Eddie Burke drive home the final shot.

A couple of cleverly executed passing plays by Rabbit McVeigh’

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(0. P. By Guardialfs special Wire) NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-—A few as!!!”

here and there marked the dying United States football season Satur- day. Winding up the southeastern Conference schedule, ‘ilenncssee put

and Harry Oliver for the A's andiw" I Wilclldilwn in the last min-

Wildor Larochelle and Aurel Jollat for the Canadlens

lites of play to break a 18-13 dead- pmauced the lock and defeated Huey Long s Louis-

m-g two 5mm olive, and Joust lane. State University 19-13 at Knox- doing the scoring. McVeigh dented "W- m "m" “m” S°““‘°“‘

the cords again on a penalty shot but it was disallowed when the referees ruled he had taken ihe

iuethodist blanked Washinltvrl U. 7- while the Alabama All-Stars de- ' feated Washington All-Stars 21-6.

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DETROIT. Dec. il-The action‘ was crammed into the third and: overtime periods here tonight as| Detroit Red Wings. starting slow; end finishing fast, handed St. Louis Eagles a 3L1 "tl’ll'".“‘"‘_j in l: Nwlorisl Hockey Leagre match.

After two periods in which both teams displayed‘ defences which their offenses could not solve, Eb-i bie Goodfellow opened the scoring‘ in the third, beating ‘Zill Beveridge on a pass from COTEQY Wetland‘ while Brew wz-s in the penalty Joe Lamb tied up the ccunt while ' Aurie was off for ‘ripping. and the game went into I scrtime.

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of theseason when» hesoorcd after a face off near the St. Louis net.‘ Frew was penalised for;trippins. and Herbie Le s gotithc filial goal when he oked Goodfelldwk rebound intotbp single twhlo. i _

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CHICAGO, Dec. ii-A’ brilliant last period scoring drive, set off by Howie Morena’ first goal of the season, gave Chicago Blsckhawks a 4-0 victory over New York Ran- gers tonight, and returned them to u tie with Boston forfirst place in the American division of the National Hockey ‘League. l

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HALIFAX, Dec, 9-Ch.a.rlottewwn Abogweits lead the Maritime Mor- clntile league by two points and three Abhles’ forwards lesdsthc point-scoring column. according tc figures released tonight by W. J Riley, offinial mozer

The Charlottetown team with 17 points is followed closely by the Halifax Wolverines with 15. Mone- ton Hawks hold third place with i4 and the Saint John Beavers still retain cellar position-four points bdilind the I-la/wks. The standing:

the scoring list with i4 8081s and seven exists for s. total of 21 points» Desilets, a. Charlottetown inuport. is three points behind with six goals and l2 assists, followed by Jackie "Hoar? Kane who shot si:

for team-nlates liiourtih place we.- s four-way tie between Nicholson Ind Ray Getlifife of Charlottetown. Owen Lennon of Halifax and Wal- ter Morison of Saint John, all with 15 points." The lfldflSZ-—

Kfilllf. OhTo/wn ... 14 Desflets. Ohfirown 6 Kane. ChTovm 6 Nicholson, OhTown .,. 5 Getlifife, ChTown 11 4 l5 Lennon. Halifax 10 Manson. Saint John .. 3 Miller. Monctorn . . . . .- l1 Blwlneman, ClrTown . 8 Moflilashen, Halifax . . 5 curl-lo. ch"rown . . . . .. o, 4. 1o “Rev? Farrell of Saint John gives way to big Bill Gill. huskyJi/ibncton deferleeman. in most time spent in the penalty box. G411 has slwnt 58 minutes in the cooler while Farrell has 55 Des Smith of Charlottetown has 46 nlinutes in the box while the two Era of Halifax, Graham "Id Ill-WI . each spent as minutes with the timers. “Knuckez” Irvine of Moncion has rested in the cooler more than any other forward in the

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John had 419 stops and Jimlmie Foster of Mono-ton 394. Leo SQ;- stclps to make and ‘Skeet’ Kuhn

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home stand, leave this morning Hawks tonight in a. "Big Four"

\ the past week, the locals will be battling to hold their league lead and at the same time chalk up their first victory on Moncton ice this sea- son, Hawks appear to be their masters on the big Stadium surface but they will face a fighting squad tonight. In their last three road games

Abbies have won one, drawn one and two-game trip, the other game is at

. idea seems to be to widen the gaf.’ that now separates them from the second-place team, Wolverines, who incidentally play here Friday night next No changes are reported in the personnel, the squad having come

through ulolr last goino wlthput- any il i.

l BBIE PLAYERS shot eighteen goals past rival net keepers in their games last week and this

He’ having 33 minutes cmmmdl remarkable scoring splurge is well

Iborne out in the official scoring Tstatistics released last night and which are published on another port of this page.

GRATULATIONS are in or- der to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adair on the arrival yesterday

iAdair, more familiarly known as

is larger than ever today and it will no doubt continue for s. long while. Again we extend felici- tations. O O O l CK ADAMS has managed De- » troit Red Whigs for eisht years now without. ever signing a contract. Qltito a record in these times when the usual sisnins on the clotted line is generally accom- panied by much dickering and ballyhoo. . '

SKED RECENTLY what misr- antee there was for his annual \ galaxy, the genial mentor re- plied in these terse words: "Mr Norris‘ word is his bond. the" if no signing." The Mr. Norris re‘ gen-pd to is president of the firn that controls the Detroit entry ii the National Ifagus;

Prnnnrrrw you can't km good scorer down. Both Bil Cook, for years a. scoring lead»-

er in the National Howl? Le 9 with Rungifrs, and Ebbie Goodie- low o1 Detroit, who led the Mo?!" of his section in 1930-31. hill/B been moved back on the defense. this season, for their respective teams. But recent statistics showed both of them reasonably 111°" '-° n“ leaders on 901ml. 5m- lhilwmi plenty of speed. h" 188m 5"" moved up to form the famous cook-Boucher-‘Cook ‘will!!! 11M-

must be made of sturdy stuff.

Not only must the! 5° m“ if‘ stand the strain of the worlds fastest game, but the exigencies of the National tonsils sshsiiiiis f"- quentiy place a heavy strain 0n‘ the athletes rol- instance. W", games within four d!!! I114 h. matter of 2.000 miles of railroad» fng as a side dish, is the grind that was the recent 9051011 °i Boston Bruins. They played in Si. Louis on Saturday nilhi. N0"!!!-

MAJOR LEAGUE hockey players

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Giants Win U. S. Football Clfship

NIW roan, Dec. F-As amazing a comeback es any kind of foot- ball ever has seen. rocketed New York Giants intothe United States i lprolassinnal championship today.

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for Moncton where they meet the tilt. As has been the case during

lost one, and as they leave for this St. John on Wednesday, their one

serious injuries cropping up.

Has Received * No Word Of Suspensions

AMHERST, Doc. 9—Prcsld- out James E. Wry of the Mo“. time Amateur Hockry Assocl. atlon said last night he had received no word from Presid- ent Giiroy of the suspension or any Maritime player by +11, C. A. H. A. Ml. Wry further stated that the four puck chas- crs coming East to enter the "n"!!! of two of the teams selnlveiins in the Mercantile loop would be gfglflgd may“, certificates providing they m. oeived their cards from shes-m glllillfwcof the M. r. a. A. A.

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Debaets Win Bike Grind

(A. P. B! Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK. Dec. 9—Alfred Le-

" ing the. tall-cl period. Then in the "imimfll Hwkev I-eiisiis- by s 4-0

Maple Leafs Suffer Home Defeat Of Season . At Hoods) Of Rangers A

(C-P- Br flnlsillssfa Brwisl Wis‘) Haynes. Gainer. Moi-m. ‘IOIRQNIO. Dec. il-The hockey Referees: Jinuny Goodman and 59mg, _ magic that has placed New‘ York Billy Bell. “' “m” Rangers in the play-offs sme‘ they entcred the National Hockey League appeared back with all its potency tonight as the blueshirts boasted

onds to go to give themos 5-5 ti, with the leaders of the mantles; Senior Hockey league. GQdix Poirg Pint Period ier. hard-working centr¢ on flu.

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a. 5-2 victory over ‘fomnto Maple No score. yrenohmants first line, c sred thi’ Leafs and became the first team Penalties: Frew, Shields. , puck 1mm mo board; o o 5am‘ in the league to win on ‘Toronto Second Period play and it csromed inhtthe net: im- 1—- ma. " ‘lnson (Cona- behind Maynie Petcrkin: off tht They were slowed up. they were lcbq‘) 15.31. skate or Stun Pratt, semtm- do done, was what they were saying Penalty: Frew. fenceman. ; of Bill and Bun Oook, Frank Bou- Third Period A crowd of 8.000 people; the see. cher and 0111118 Johnston. Ranger No score. son's record here. saw thg Senator

roll up a lead of 4-1 in t first par, iod and than toss it away y adopt ing s defensive game in tile last tw PEIlOdS. v '

originals but the old guard came Penalties: Frew, Trottier.

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the only team Tomnw has failed B$1um 1x”- FQWWII 3mm- to down m the first flu.“ their attack driving powerfully In counting their third win of thmmh the °PP°5mB

defence, M ' h the season Rangers twice came lumped into sole possessi-ll of lesd- from behind to tie the score entcr- “lamp “I the Amefic“ snmim- 0 T

W 'th W 'n ed a. one-goal lead on a tally sc:-red75p°°t' “d °v°m°“°'°d ti"? Mim-

by lanky Andy ma“. on Ken Do,“ ltreal team for a. single goal in the (C. P.VBy Guardian's Speflai Wire aw-s pus_ Bun Cook matched zmtlsecond period and three in the PARIS, Dec. -(C. Pr Cable)-_ goal early in the second session on mm 2° milllllfli- TWO elf-Maple Winnipeg Monarchs, 19 sonic? a play Wm, brcgher Em m.» y=-»-. Les-is. Charlie Bands and Jack hockey champions of Ma bobs. 0p clun- nw. ~~ » "=11 ~~~~ lhill, each scored while the other ened a European tourbwtlg; at 4-: made it 24 with “u: ‘am 0pm“ svo goals fell to the crafty stickvvlcim-y over the Franc an 5 o Kurea. Uhmg “Mum . ii brilliant Marty Barry. Paris last night. A s‘ crtgwi goalward Ranger dash, CecL‘. Zilisl ying Frenchmen who hSVQIWBiChSd one of the mo spec ac

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pattern plays of the Cooks-Boucher sflurday 1113m-

line clicked to perfection for three “m”; save Tiny Thompson goals and victory. ample protection for his fourth

ma“ played the“ but hockey shut-out of the season, leaving him in the first period when they gain-ion "°P °1 "is Baillie iii that N-

The Fl finished beautifully with B shot 110i’. defeated BflllnS 1n BOStOXX in lllfll‘ 8337135 ever Played mm the penalty spot that but a. regular leaguegamo since 192ml, The Canadians built It)“: tw George Haimworth an me w,“ |had only a. few good scoring chan- gnalllead in the igstt rlrummar;

The third period was more thances throughout the match. so able then were forced t thhlflnmh J ha]; over when 3m cook took a was Bostons defensive work. At the retain the rgzrsin aw :3 gawk ,2 pass from Bun and held his shot other end Boston was shut out un- Rive" “i! {awn t“ 1° diet“ until Hairlsworth moved then shotlm u" @1311") mm)!“ J01’ the H!- Nmmnch‘ l: t, a “Brigg thrw t his team into the lead with a whist- ‘mil Perm b? s 800d sisnw- the ftf“ 011;” 5 ling drive from a sharp anglel ‘mst 59401? the game Bruins 501d Mouse 1:: Lb ed the than Chlng Johnson made the oount 4-2 T181“ "inw- Desss Rocha. recently '11:’? $13’ anflmhr match an“ much“ and the c°°kls hadiobtamed "om st‘ mum R8165’ toled it‘? the Parisians There wa brought Hainsworth down with Canadlem “hi, "eeded Wm” Y o; m the swan}! period an, short shots. The big defencemantlhe right mm u, fill the vliwe Q8 532d“ m fleet Monmh w,“ came in fest after the blueshirts '3‘ 5"‘ La-mb- 9°15 l0 30939011 198i c q“ ' 1 t u t had broken away from a mass Mafiweek and then sent to St. Ixiuls..§l*:“h3:d3¥wssl°‘dtg§ deck‘ V”; l’ y attack to slap in a rebound. new» a" “"511”! c"? it" W310 ' '

Rangers; gum; counter his played for _Montreal Mansions. when Earl Seibert broke away with 1wmdm- We“ 8nd Bi- Innis. iit- . Boucher in the last minute and ‘W 1" "=11 with the CB-nsdien at- K E Y slipped the veteran centre a per-ftuk- G°°P3° mm!“ W35 Nick Iii fect pass close in for a. goal-scoring Canmlem 19ft Willi! BN9!‘ missing ‘

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