APRIL 9,1141 REMEMBER WHEN

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The second world baikllrle billiard murnamcnt was begun in New York 35 years ago tonight. At an end o: 12 days play. George l". slum-m an as champion, de- festin! W111“ 5W"-

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Ol-IICAGO. April B-(Alﬂ-Crea- tlon of_ golf‘: hall of lame by the Professzonﬂl Golfers tion, with Bobby Jones. Francis Ouimet Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen first stars to be honored with mem- bershps. was announced today by

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the P.G.A. President, Tom Walsh.

Women also will be eligible election to membership in the hall of fame. Walsh said adding that two members will be selected for membe

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_ rsihlp each‘ year by sports xters of tho United States.

Slap In ‘ Two Goals ‘In Last Six Minutes To Edge Out Detroit Squad 2-1

BOSTON, April 8—(CP)-After being held in check by the Detroit Red Wings’ airtight defence for almost 54 nfnutes, tho Boston 3mm; put on a belated rail! “d Rained their second straight Stanley Cup h0g- key series victory by a 2-1 margin tonight before a 15,000 crowd at tho

Boshcn Garden.

The Red Wings. alter enjoying great success smashing tho Boston

r attacks with their stout blue-line defence, broke tho scoreless deadlock early in the third period. when Mud Bruneteau banged in g pussout shot after the puck had been carried ground the 5mm“ My Th, visitors held their advantage for about l0 minutes, until DEM smith drove the puck into the Detroit backboards. Herb Cain out-struggled two rivals for possession and Terry Reardon tied the count by boating

Goalie Johnny Mowers with n shot from the left corner of his crease.

After t resulting fcae-olf Cain snd Harol Jackson put on a. lively listle exchange in centre and both drew major penalties. While they were off, Milt Schmidt jumped the Red Wings and after carrying over, passed to Roy Conacher. who de- cided the game by blasting a 25- lcot shot into the Detroit cage with less than three minutes to go.

A; Szhmldt. got. under way to set the stage for the decisive play. conacher was heading for the bendl, for the Bruins had attempt- ed to change forwards on the fly, Conacher wheeled around and raced with Schmidt and his speed carried him well insldg the lone Detroit delenceman.

The sides did not. regain full strength until the final minute of play when the Wings tried to force matters by yankzng their goalie and throwing six forwards into their futile closing drive.

The Bruins opened this best-out-

1—Det.roit, M. Bruneteau

Penaltles-Reardon, Stewart.

Third Period

Orlando) 2:41

ior). A. Jackson (major).

GAMES TONIGHT . . . . .. ... .

(By The Canadian Press) ALLAN CUP GAMES last:—

Sydney vs. Montreal at Montreal. fourth game of best-of-five series. tied 1-1 with first game drawn

West:—

(Howe. Rizgsgon, Beardon (Cain, Smith) ii-lwston, Oonacher Penalties-E. Bruneteau Cain (ma-

(Schmidt)

Boston ‘Tifkes Commanding

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Lead Over Winlgs

l Buddy Baer in

Technical kayo Over Galento

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WASHINGRIN, April 8 —(AP)~_ Buddy Baer. young California iant was awarded a seven-round ech- nical knockout over Tony Galgnto ioniﬂht when the New Jersey tav- em- eeperu handlers claimed Tony broke his hand and was unable to coghlwﬁ- igh

a en o we ed 240, Baer 240,

Tony had been taking a bod beating after the first round o1 the flsht. scheduled for 1o rounds.

One of his handlers cut. the tape on Tony's left. glove during the in. termtsston following the sixth, Ref- eree Eddie Lafond ran to Galentds corner and ordered Tony not to re. move the mitt.

Phvwmnhers lumped mm the ring and Baer raced between o battery of cameras as the bell rang for the seventh. Lafond declared Baer the winner when Tony’; handlers insisted on removing tho glovabo

A ximz co bsi examined GﬂlEIlIll-{ZKS rtignapiiiilciii’! clined to comment.

‘Tony left the ring amid s chorus o boos and was taken to casualty hospital for x-rays to dgbermlne if his hand was broken. Dr. Mar- vin McLean. the commission's phy. sician, accompanied him,

ld - hill?“ around $35’

581911“). his face swollen and his 1108;! bbedlng profusely. looked like 5t 0131181113’ beaten fighter as he $11 D11 11118 ill his corner during

flurry 0f excitement that prg_ ceded announcement of the verdlct

Falls wins 1st Division heavy title

By loss Miunro Canadian Prela War u... , E IN ENGLAND.

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BO April ‘l-(OH-Alter 51x weeks of

elimination czmpetihon, best boxers of the 1st. Canadian Division met in the doampionship bouts, featured by the second-round knockout V10- iory by L. Cpl. Tommy Falls, col- ored fighter from Liverpool. N5, over Ken Sperule of ‘Ibronio in the heavyweight bracket.

In a free-swinging battle, mils member of a. Nova Sootlu regiment, smashed his way to the divisional heavy crown after a game fight by the Torontonian, member of a Cen- tral Ontario regiment. The tourn- ament was sponsored by the Y.lVl. (LA. and directed by Oscar Pearson of Toronto.

The Docherty brothers of Toron- to. held the Canadian amateur featherweight and bantamweight titles, cleaned up in their armv bouts. Pte. Jack Docherty knocked out Pte. Rus Helpard of Halifax in the first round of the featherweight light, and Pte. Harry Dccherty won the bantam crown by default. ‘Ihe heavy winner and the Dccherty boys drew byes into the finals.

L. Cpl. Rex Carey of Victoria waded thrcugh the send-finals of the light heavyweight, defeating Pte. W. G. Fowler of Yarmouth, N. 8., and then knocked out Gar. Cornell of Quebec City in the first round to take the championship.

In the middleweight competition. Pte. K. W. (Irish)

QUT OUR WAY

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S ’side golf Club prepares For '41 season

At. a recent meeting of the sum- merside Golf Club, the following Committees were appointed for the season.

Games and Handicap: C. I. Pet- ers, Chairman; S. G. Merriam, H. E. Gaudet. Alex Home.

Entertainment and House: J. L. Holman. Chairman: E. P. Foley, J. M. Logan, W. A. Allen.

Greens: R. C. Holman, Chair- - H. T. Colvin. H. T. Holman. Membership: W. Bruce. Chair- man- Dr. Gunn, R. E. Ellis. J. J. Larwbee, Earl Hickey, Clarence Jones. -

Mr. Irvine F. Swift of Frederic- ton was engaged as pro. to take on his duties from June 1st. Mr. Swift has been highly recommended, is an excellent player with consider- able experience and will be of material benefit to the Club-S.

Path, Ont, won a ittree-rcund de cislon over L. Cpl. F. A. Eimbree of Maccan, N.S., after delfeating Cpl. F. G. Buxton of Victoria. in the semi-final.

L. Cpl. R. A. Wilton of New Wat- erford, N.S.. a section commander in a Nova Scotia regiment, defeat-

. A. F. Garnier of Halifax. a. member (f his section, by a three- round decision to take the welter- weight. Wilton had a bye into the

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By J. RrWilliams H

Baer can't Understand Knockout

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By Whitney Martin Associated Press Sports VWrIter

NEW YORK, April 8—(AP)—Lou Nova's vague description of his new cosmic punch brings tolerant snickers, but. Max Baer unknowing- ly intimates that maybe this fancy- handled wallop isn't entirely a pm- duct of‘ Lou's yugllmaglnation. At. least, Max is pretty sure he wasn't just hit by a theory.

“I can't understand it." Max said last Friday night after being floor- ed. twice by Nova. with. punches that didn't seem to carry that much steam. “I can take a better belt on the chin than those."

Seated on a rubbing ta/ble in his dresing room Max was a. confused, pathetic figure. Gone was tho ven- eer of levlty, of braggadocio. Ex- posed were the human elements o: uncertainty and fears of public o- pinion

Forever bcbbing up. as if he were convincing himself, was the sub- ject of quitting. Everything has been said or written about Max. but. only one thing has stung. That is t-hg charge he is a quitter. _

“I didn't quit. You understand that, don't you?" he challenged. although nzbody had mentioned that subject. "All I know ls that. bingo! I hit. the floor, and do you know what. flashed through my mind? It was ‘Baer, if you don't get up you're quitting.‘ _

"lti guess he hit me on the right spo‘ .”

. again OUR BOARDING HOUSE

LouisAddsAnot/zer Victim

To String Wi

th Technical

Knockout Over Musto

8'1‘. LOUIS. April 8 - (AP) -| Before an estimated 20.000 tans Joe 1.01115 defended h’s title for the 16th time tonight by stopping game Tony Muuto of Cnzcago in 111m: rounds. Louis weighed 203 1-4; Musto 199 l-2.

ST. LOUIS, April 8 - (AP) — Joe Louis put another victim on the chopping block t/snight but it. wasn't nearly as easy to charge this one UP-

Squat Tony Musto. who fights out. of a. crouch so low that his nose come ltosc mmaklng tracks m the resin. lasted up to one minute and 36 seconds of the ninth round before the Bomber stopped him and chalked him up as the 16th unsuc- cessful challenger to the world heavyweight championship.

Not only that the chunky Chic- ago challenger was not on the floor at the finish. As a jam-pack- ed crowd at the Arena cheered Musto on for his gallant stand he was still on his feet. absorbmg prmlshment. when Referee Arthur Donovan-especially imported frrm New York-stepped in and halted the contest to save Tony further punishment.

Altogether, although he never had a chance to jolt the crown from its secure spot on Louis‘ ldnky locks. Musto was floored only cnv- I A short left hook caught hm n‘? balance m the third caught rim .5 down. He was up at a count 0f ,

one. however. and never drsppcd:

Remaining til ts" In Montreal

MIDLAND. Ont, April fk-(Cﬁg

The fourth and filth games oi t. Eastern Caxtada Allan Cup {Ln between Alonlrcal Royals and Sy ncy lilllinlaurcs will be played at lvlonLrc-al Wednesday‘ and Sdcurdn] night with a szxlh game. if nccesn sary, at. ltlontreal next Manda night Presidcni George Dudley o tho CanaciLan Amateur Hsclzey A54 scclaLoh announced today,

Each team ha". won a game, xvii]; a third tied 1n lite best-of-Iive sm- res.

In (he Memorial Cup playdorvns, tied at one game each for liicnt/ real Royals and Oshawa Gcncrals, all remaining games of the best-cf- five series will be Played at. Tor- onto. Dudley szud. The third and fourth games vl-illbe played Wednes- day and Saturday nights with s4 fifth game, if necessazy, April l6.

Winners of the Sydney-Royals series will lGﬁVc- immcd1nu=ly' after the series is conlpleied for Cainary to compete in the Allan Cup final against Regina or Lcthbridge. Th! winners of the Winnipeg-Saskatoon» junior Western final xvill come east to meet; the East-cm tltlclholder in. the Memorial Cup plnydoxvns at Toronto startzng A-pril l9.

With — Major Hoopld

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game of the series will be played In the second. which was ruled ll ‘N THE DRAFT! y l6 FULL DRESS CLOTHES TO OLD BAQ l/ELAH, Thursday- MEMORIAL our cmas fgvnblfggvzusguﬁh ﬁrings landed l * / NEWS 3URKEl- n16 KEPT Me . Bur-w

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Total—l890. Ladies high single C. Peters 190.

City League-Semi Finals ladies hi h three C. Peters 446.

f Royals tonight‘

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