. showing in their victory over No. ~_ 2 ANS. City Hockey league fol- . lowers have been anxiousl r ing the meeting between t

_ pair clash at ‘the Forum.

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Surprised and enthused at their

Navy team and Bloomer-side's H.041". entry and tonight they will have their curosity satisfied when the

‘Tonight's game should be on a par with any ians have yet seen since the schedule got underway. Both teams are willing mixers, have plenty speed hath offensively and defensively which they will use from utiistle to whistle and a win is mighty important to both clubs.

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Fighting for a play off spot Navy figure this is the game they must capture. Flor by a victo it would place them lust two po nts between b other three who an at present tied for the leading posi- tion while in Summeraldek case a. victory would place them in undis- puted position of the league leader- ship. a spot they were denied last ‘Thursday night when the Colle- giiins came through with their battling victory.

.

Spea m the Navy manager yesterday o stated that the "Tare" would ice the same line-up that went against the Airmen. The team has been getting stiff workouts and ill? squad. heartened no end by their victoryoverNoJ A.N.S. while expectin a stiff battle all the WHY are conf dent oi hurdling the Bum- mersiclc squad.’

No definite word has been forth- coming from the Summerside team as to the team they will have on tile ice. man of the Flyers mixed week's game but will likely be back in his defence spot while Cussion who received a bad knee injury will, according to rumor, be out of the lineups. .

Summerside were plenty put out over throwing away their chance to take over the lead ursday and will be out tonight stone for that set/back. They are a

otrerful bunch of hockeyists from heir goalie out and many oi the fans are surprised that they are not already safely in the driver's seat.

O O O

Tonight they wily face just as stiff a test as.they have all season when pitted against the greatly improved Tars and ii they come through with a. victory in this one. they should prove mighty touzh to dislodge from their perch as the teams battle their way down the stretch. . .

.

But the way the league stacks at present every one of the

“P r w L n r a m. £53.‘. roasts: .a*=.“:2..rt:“o:: gram» a a ~ = is a a should pack excitement and thrills Torégltz 1231 53:35:‘! to last throughout the off .B°“°n 32 u 20 1 m6 M9 23 " ' o a a Ranflofs 33 719'! M16021 Chicago 3i > 5 22 4 88 136 l4

Aziother thing that the fans have bccn wondering about is the two lickings that the R.C.A.F. team from here have taken in their last two starts. A good many hein in- clined to think that they ave reached thrlr peak. But it would not do to sell the team shot-g at this stage.

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Without trying to offer any obili for the squads showing it is this writer's opinion that the squad WM not up to its usual form th last couple of games. it is some- thing that happens to the best oi hockey clubs and No. 2 A.N.S. have proven susceptible to it.

Naturally they were disappointed at the losing of two games in a row. Victories. the way till-HEB have turned out which WON-id ha“? put them well in therlead but M- cording to one of their spokesmen the squad is about ready now W again resume their ‘winning W6!!-

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They were our, for a workout at the Forum on Friday night and to the onlookers seemed to have re- gained the form they showed at the first of the season. The other teams have likewise improved and ‘No. 2 ANS. will be pu test 'I‘hursday night when they tangle with the high-flying and stirprising Collegians that. Johnny Squarebriggs has under his guid-

011C5-

If Neil Colville finishes up this year in the National League it will

SPORTIMS NEWS

were tonight

await- ‘k

in

that“ “lull: u 2 we upse e o. A. . elr last appearance face acru-

al test for with tonight's result rides their chances of galnin vtuy

in th cl

much

McPherson. Kreat defenlce- M1 a

ity duties.

X11811

doubt tha

I0 his ideal rearguard. _

liue . days is

. Navy And Summerside Air Force Squad All Set For Tonight’s Clash

Navy and

encounter all the way.

Summerside R..C.A.F. reported primed and ready for l CRY League hockey bat- at the Forum with followers of both clubs freely predicti tory for their favorites. The 1mg will get underway at 7.80 and it is expected that fans wil

a free-bumping, fast skat-

N‘

the identical lineup

off spot.

easier for them an

tea-m

a Not that a de eat. would definitely put them out but fl V1091"! Would make things that d Navy have definitely trained their sights on tonight's game.

Iii l5 F-‘Xllected that McPherson,

'Hulse,‘ Now

starry rearguard cf Summerside

will be back with his team tonight and Presence will lend just that much more power and balance to thewisitors, already n formid- able outfit.

Navy. however. were masters of almost every situation in their win- ning effort and should be even better tonight. but what ever wa one looks at it. it all comes boo to the fact that tonight's tussle ls bound to be close andn excitin all the way through with plentyof rugged action likely to be thrown in for good measure.

The encounter has caught the fancy of the fans who are about eveny divided in their opinions is to the ltimate outcome and it is expected that the largest crowd of thttetoseason will be on hand for the se

ma. uszv.

To Compete In Famed

(By The Associated Press) NEW YORK. Jan. 28—-Ensi

8n William Hulse. fastest miler in the United States will be one of four athletes competing in the Wana- maker mile at the Millroae Games in Madison Square Garden Satur- day night.

Fred Schmertz. Piomoter of the

ami, Fla”

meet. said today he had received word from l-fulse. now stationed at that he had been granted permission to compete in the meet, opening gun of the maj- or indoor track season.

Hulse set the American citizen's

_ mark

record of 4:06 while Guhder Haegg out the United States 4:053 111 1943.

t0

l-Laogg. Swedish ace. is expected

an)’ day for a. crack at the United Sta

tes indoor marks but wheth

to

B!‘

he will oppose Hulse later this sea- son depends upon the latter‘s abil- get leave from his naval

Jim Rafferty. 29-year-old iron-

of

former

N. ll. L. Standings

Fordnam and the New York A.C.. will run against Hulse Saturday with Rudy Blmms, ace of New York University, and Ensign Tommy Quinn. Michi an champion of the central colleg ate circuit, completing the foursome.

Western

New York Ranger star has his way about It. says an Ottawa writer. There is word around, too. that Neil isn't worrying too much about pro- fessional hockey; that he would be interested in settling down in a ilob. He's among the more level-

eaded athletes and will do his

own thinking Pmthe subject.

However, he's ouite interested in

We

playing defence if he sticks w hoc- key. He'a had that in mind To some time. He has played back of the blue line out hit the 30 mark but there isn't much r he will continue to star for as many years as they need good rearguards. . .

~1

st. Nell has

O Plenty oi good forwards, notably

only

long ago named Goodfel

the late Babe Biebert. Ebble Good- fellow, Reg Noble and others drop- Ded back to not fencemen but to add to their re- putation in their new role. There were none better than Siebert as defenceman and Ncway Laloxide not ow as

shine as de-

Colvllle has all the requisites of

He's a pnst. master a;

be asurhdefencemanh i_i_tf'i_e_fo_r1_ner‘_r§ayers.

the a top-notch defenceman, plus more than the ordinary amount of grey matter under a. thatch of similar One of the chief attributes of the successful ‘efenceman these to be able to make a pass. to clear the puzk from the danger zone. as well as a good blocker who rates among the better checking centre s]

this

outcrops

By Ken Reynolds

‘ Wanamaker Mile Sat.

Barons Sign Two Players

(By The Associated Pres!) CLEVELAND. Jan. Zia-Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League announced today the glgn- ing of two new players. Gordon Pettinger, 33, former-if; cl’ Hershey Bears, and Les Ramsey, 24, form-

e y oi Chicago Black Hawks of the National League, Both n, centres.

Lineups» For N3Vy-$'Sill8 Game Tonight

Following is the Navy team's lineup for tonight's game with Summerside R.C.A.F. together with the player's numbers. The prob- able lineup of ilhe Summerside team is also given.

NAVY S'SIDE Goal _ 0'Shea Nixon Defence

MacAdam (2) . McPherson A C. McLeod ('1) McDlvitt W. S. McLeod (ll) LcCompi-e

Miller

Forwards

Jackson (S) Evans B. Whitlock (B) Bower T. Whitlock l4) Mldghall Junop (B) Kerr Lecky (5) Winn Roach (l2) Crichton Richard (l0) Choulnard Thompson (9) Lefebvre

ilourteau Still In First Place In A. ll. L. Race

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 29- (AP) -- Paul Courteau of Provid- ence Reds put together three goals and four assists last week gain of seven points to remain ahead of the scoring pack in the American Hockey Le ue. Cour- teau more than dcubl the week's output of Bob Gracie of Pit - burgh. his chief contender who could add but three points to his b4 total of last week. Bob Wal- ton of Pittsburgh picked up two assists for the week but the were enough to keep him in thir place with 56 ints, two ahead of Lou Trudel o Cleveland. Tommy Bur- lington of Cleveland added a

ngle point to take over fifth place with 52 points, one more than Les Cunningham of Cleveland and P. .J Ieswick bf Indianapolis who were tied’ for sixth. Jacques Lavuia

w X9

“What happened to all of Ian Want Ail‘

l?

those pink elephants I

brought homo last night - sell ‘em with a Guard-

of ra .. added four points for a i7 point total in seventh ace

Frank Kane oi Indianapolis s eni. four additional minutes in t e cooler last week and retained his “bad man" leadership with

6'1 minutu. Leading scorers:

G A He. Oourtoau. Providence . 82 ti‘) N Gracie. Pit urgh 23 J4 5'! Walton, Pittsburgh . 24 33 b5 Trude]. Cleveland If! 81 B4 Bu lngton, Cleveland . 1b .16 L‘! Cunningham. Cleveland 2i Ii ll! ick, Indianapolis . l! 80 5G Lavoie, Providence 20 l’! 4'1 Gooden, Hershey .. i080 46 Bartholome. Cleveland 2R 33 4b

Challenge

W th Ch l tte . breakers echallggg ttlglm He." Rovers to a friendly game

t . Key to be played at’ o n“

Milton Rlnl.

fiiraldgalyrmnight of his week at

lined:

LEONARD ltid fad

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THE _sceua or INTEREST sierra“ i navv vs. s's|n|z rtvsns

THE FORUM‘

Combines And Navy In Close Victories In City Basketball League

retained her

| In the closest and most exciting mléhe Mvfiifii? Mr- u“ WHITE LEGHOIEESiIED

doubleheader bill since the league ado in the first game. accounting igel Nlnv HAMPSHI '

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last night in m. city iggketball "°£“...‘i..‘,.“. ‘Ed mo..."- °“°°““°"'" Our Mama’: and run are specially cared m. us; League. Results of the two games ' BLOOD TESTED far Pullorlm. have good housing and created a three way tie for first not fling sanitary quarter: and are fed "PUB-INA" DIIIDEI LA! fgallnmtlrlg’ and!“ gmfine the M cuow. a srucrar. Breeder Ration, an that we w. a. s “ad. each hum “:1 h't°p§1‘nz ghlmqf‘ F? F35 H; this“, sfililglwgg k as strong and healthy as possible.

wlth the All Stars havng played lvisliinnon 2 0 8 4 Chanxiyionmign winne‘ This car we hope that we will be available for géililaarjrgcre game than the other two Young g ‘l, (l) z tor siitoa Cam's. u gvuinyogru, ‘because 0| aotlifloualdlaohhlne capacity.

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as they were guilty of a wild ass wage 1 1 4 I. MacDonald 3a 31g 173

mind: setup shot right in tiiur Kmgf-t,“ o o , : g. gfiprcilrm m no "m" n n Gum,“

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different story. gir- mus gqr (hg "fill" °l' "ins l" Bed?!" 515* -——--—r@—i~~—~— R M A T

most pa" contmued the play to W nesday nght. January 44th, ha“... German troops were falling hack N‘ I _ I outwore the“, opponent‘ u“ dub when North Bedeque and Kinkora R Mum}; 333 199 m5 across the great northern German

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i—-——-—-—i-- to a" the d.” behind caahm ‘h’ 1B. now 144 10d no gel-mm, ‘my Gen. McNaughton said t a b K. k 1-,, r .1 ed It Warren I10 l6 10B Torun virtual ami- stronghold relnrorwnvnin which Wllld“ - L h ‘I’ k o W13, °§“;°“fi°g r ° “N” °' at the mouth of the Polish Corrl- $00 N- MA. imp: had bee" 1"‘ ac a es yer When the tliiordeiperiod was lcas s‘"’°""'" dor, Breslau. Sileslan Capital and aoected and “found svodi" . ‘ m min u, 1d sum a d c- 3mm‘ 197 131 153 Konigsberg East Prussian Capital Ha said he wished to givc re- l n I‘ Renelyesawent ‘iliwayowith a zflaglblflg- E‘ McLean w’ "o 133 all were under Soviet siege, and lB-illffllwefi m“ ‘he remwrcemen‘. ll USE . - L. lion all their own to make n 4-2. g- ‘g m 1g} gnt-lxrmflcviettttjrplgrs wire “grins WIN" W" "P l» 4m’- Then Bedeque came back fightin B‘ Roper 98 u‘ l” 6 0° 0! ‘l! 9W1 _' ' _ ' M t ins t)! im i M i iii-infill‘; Qlillllrviri: tgirihllie gill}; Ema?" inoginsethoslgvl/‘akia. ti! prgtsctoglllxle U- S- 3RD ARMY“ Denaltv box. Jack Waugh rhow- 9 ~ m - ' his? nfiinnguski; on Berlin by seo- ___- ‘ __ ti...‘.'i.‘.°.“i'.i'..l’..'il.‘."t..lz .325. till: .. "rm"- “W ‘Mn- ‘ ‘—-" ' __._ _ .1212: (By The Canadian Prue; checked up by the Wings’ goalie. s "Psfi- placed it on or beyond the 3MP’; Elmer Lach. Montreal, took over Bgdequg got down to hug Play - an‘ “a l” 39 P ' N B of! line of the German ivintcr ui-t National Hockey Magus scoring and before the final whistle hey M M°K°"“° 13° "1 l" TQIIIIBI’ . - ion-ave. - leadership from team-mate Maur- had fired the rubber .three times J~ Wk“ l" l" 15° The French, lst army m solllll" ice Richard by picking up six p“; the Ktnkom netqninden G. Hooper 202 112 33 ern Alsace fought to within half |~ points in week-end play. Canad- Line-ups: Tmfl-“M- mile of the enemy citadel oi Gril- lens‘ Toe Blake. with three Points. Kinkora: Goal. J. Cash: G. In, mar and was pressing hard again-ii edged Bill Cowley of Boston from D‘ Pendergast. Sullivan mmk 3 ‘a ____ the German canal defences oi tho- th rd spot. Cowley. held w one Reeves, Sobey. smith, Muttsrt. M- D” e“ m“ 397 13 1 OTON J 3g Rhine Valley. threatening to mm. P McKinnon 19o m 1a - N- B‘ "l- i goint in the two games, trailed Daugey. B. Pendergast. M‘ Mo! i "9 l" w‘ - (C?) - Departure ol Premier the enemy from a fill-mile sallen A lake by one. Joe Carveth, Det- Freetown: Goal. R. MacMurdo: u‘ a m" u, u’ a J, p, mm];- ror om.“ m; menacing Hunt-bean; llcm rolt, gathered three points to tie A. Waugh. Reeves. Hogs. Hamill. “ulcm night, i“ to a osmium n"; w. . ALIKDCIIEIIWO, New York. for sev- siainltterb JR ligaigzlnkfl. Reid. G. "' ' dpy that the rip ml ht be con- Quiet reigned over Infill-z“. "1 l P °¢- “T- I = - "Y- . nectcd with future ederal ap- the snow-blanketed British I Th lad : o a ru. Refer = .1 hn Myer, Walter "l" Wvmh- - _ a 1......“ c3557.... l5 o s scoot" ° ‘ g- Keir h 5g; 3g; 3g "“"‘°‘i.‘:.."‘s..'..':.l’..t”€2l‘£iéf§. iwiliti‘; ti". “nitrit- Richard, Canadians 86 l8 54 SUMMARY cum“ l” H. "1 31]}, m {ha Bengt; (mg gppgints ‘yhje Qgrmn; “Eugen ton Blake. Oanadiens a no so m Period - llgfulfll" meant to the New iirunawin Sup- am ..rm~a belief Gen Cowley. Boston to so 4o Kinkora, Reeves (Sullivan). T° l’ ° °°“" m“ l‘ ""4""! ""1 final-aver may soon hunch a gowehlzetrtigtset n i: g ‘A’: PmlltlesiaNgng m. Iluflorflleaz- m; five-year term gihriiioutenalnt- m” n" dismal“. - "In? ll. 1'0 ' l‘ i 5h I'll 1N 61130 . . ‘e6. Demarco, New York l0 a0 as acdeque. a. Waugh (A. Waugh) ;_ “m, m m “n, m'mmh_ """'°° “Rf:ofllfcgffnfggfltgfflffiln. Carveth, Detroit 12 M 86 Kinkora. Muttart (Deigham, 4;“ n; no m1 11,“, mumomd u mum, ‘dim Amy mm but me (“man Bmmue- ""1"" (011m) Total-load. successor to Lieutenant-Governor d,“ comm.“ wmmunrqu, may Penalties: Sari-gash. 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