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l Canadians Stay 0n Black Hawks’ Heels

CHICAGO. March l1-(OP)— Montreal's Canadiens, who came from behind here twice before this season to tie 01110880. did 1i 589-1“ tonight to stay at the heels 0f the Black rinwlts in their flxht 1'01" B rmulliying berth in the Natlﬂndl lioek‘ League playoffs. The final score was 4-4.

A crow-d of 12,796 persons saw the fourth place Hawks launch 1111-11‘ fiuul g111I1e_0I the home sche- julic with a burst of goals 1n the . ‘irst geriod to lead 3-1. The persis- however, kept p1 ulzing 111171;‘ and finally tied the t. m 1.111» lust minute of the

Montreal's firs’. - :1‘ came off the stick 0i

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Meet Royals

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, ‘.Inu1r<=..l turlv 111 the ophulllg 1w!- nal when ‘Ice Blake. Cuuzidlcn 1.111;, sou 111m his own 1101s carry- 111g 1111.- puck with him during u m0- .

lee in [rout of the cage. got credit for the score " the period was 0W1‘. llC other and Bob Curse also

"ed, l 1 111v fourth Chicago score cums‘ mid“ 11y m the final period.

The series will open tonight in l.

game tentatively scheduled for Tuesday night of next week at Sydney. investigation oi 1t protest filed by the

ilalllax l. 43ers were ineligible, (i111

lquulifleu 11n- pining two senior games during the current season, ‘were l‘llll'ti nut because they were not registered with the ALAJLA. And.

:6 Match 11$; Scheduled For Week-End Bonspiel

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Halifax Juniors Are Disqualified; Sydney lVill

ll-(CIW-Hulilux Now. Scoliu Junior Hockey Champions lcuiezl sy-tincy Bruins in the 111ml game oi‘ the Provincial finals, were um-rmrued tonight ily Frank J. (iullugher, President 0i the DLA-ILA.

Gatling-her announced here that four Cnnluiien players were inellllblﬂ I 1o compete u-ilh the team and on these grounds he awarded the , to Sydney and ordered the Bruins to (‘iiuriutletou-u lo meet Royals in the first gauic 01' u lwu-gume-tulul-goul series for the hlziritime title.

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PICTOU, N. 5., March 11 -(Gt‘) - Plctou Shipyards advanced to the threshold of the Maritime Ben- ior Hockey finals tonight by thumping Saint John Beavers 5-2 for their second straight win o! the best-ln-flve semi-final round. Third game of the series will be played n1. Saint John Saturday.

Consistently out-playing the NB.- P.E.I. champions, shipyards 111m)» ed into a first period lead and ne-

_ver were headed. They picked up

two goals 1n the second and an~ other pair in the last session. Saint

John tallied singles in two last two periods. Doug Lealdbeaier, with four

points evenly divided between goals and assists led the scorers. Tic Williams rung up one of the Ship- yard. goals and got credit for help- ing out on two others. The Saint John goals wen lhot by Lynch tmd mvingwan. Lineups: Saint John: Goal. Giggey; De- fence, Livingston, Croteau, Adams; Forwards, Butler", Oauslneau, Ger-

lce ML ; ey. Keating, Sherwood, nch. Pictou: Goal, S. Macilzo aid; Die- fenot. Terry, Murdoc, MacKe: ¥.‘~“.’.'.’§’1l€§‘-§.“e".. Tfllnliiifli‘; wrwlm willows. K- MacDonald. Frank cox Ed Nicholson llfadlbeater, Schreiber, Steele, F11- , . ‘ ro. m‘ rﬂnwn Av‘ spmett Referee, George English, Plctou; I" N“ 4 mnesznan, Eddie Price, New Glu- gow. ~ Frank Hansen G. Avard A.H. Mould u. HW. Pgkard SUMMA“! J.E Burden R evan RH. Cnrrulhert- Stewart Moore “'5' PHI“ SBVYURIOAY‘ 3,45 RM. 1 — Piotou. Leadbeater (Will- I“ N“ l lams) 8.45 Penalties - Garey. Williams, Neil MacLeod J.A. Likely nun‘ P.W. Turner vs. Fred Cannon A L. llfc-Plrorson Roy Quigley sum"! "HM L. B. MacMillun (LR. Keefe 1 z __ Picwu‘ Fab” (schrelben 0.00 I“ N“ ' ax- Piotau, vlugnioms (Leudbuut- J A Fraser J m HOWE“ er, .MacDona ) 19.96 G.G Hughes n. F.R.M11cLaine wgod- $1M ‘If?’ Lynch (meb WR Adam: W.R Cruikshank ‘ a“) '08 11 1 Spillcit- Dix-H. lvlclntyre "names — M“’d°°k‘ he No. x Third Period l! - Pictoru, K. MacDonald (Wil- 117111.... on olden» A.W. l-fyndman Guy Kennedy 16,6, Iogamt‘ John’ uvlngﬂonwuh Dr. ES Giddings W W. lord '

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following acne the results

night's games. Yankees: T. McAdam

A. Farmer B. Callaghan R. W Total-ZQIU.

L, Callaghan A. Ward TYJIM—3 109.

High single, 1". McMillan. 2'72. High three, B. Callaghan, 984. Dodgers:

E. MoCarey 197 199 168 G. Miu-phy 137 129 191 R. McDonald 186 158 241 J. W. Croken 109 300 133 J. J. McDonald 119 101 110 R. St. John 99 904 150 Tbtal—2965.

Braves:

Rev. F. Can 144 199 14’! E, McDonald I09 140 181 W. McKenne 118 94 149 Fev. E. O’Har1ley 119 162 169 G. Nantes 145 142 193 B. Bradley 220 1'19 215 'I‘otal-2904

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l Detroit Team Scores

Inter-Service Meet In 11.9.

NEW WAIERMORDNA. March l1 -(OP)- Oliver Geldart, Cape Breton lightweight boxer who has never been defeated in four years o! amateur rin , leaves tomor- row for Freder- ton when he will

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meet of Univer- sity o! New Brunswick 1n a five- round exhibition bout.

The match is the feature event of 1m inter-service boxing meet that brings together Army and R. 0A1‘. fighters from Hnlifax,

lobtetown, John and other part! of the Msrltimel.

Defeats Anny 8-3

MONTREAL. March 11 -(CP)- Montreal Air Fbrcc defeated Mon- treal Army 8-3 1n the first germ of c. best-of-iliree Quebec Senior Hockey League semi-final play-off umight, with Jimmy Planche nett- ing three for the Flyers and unint- lng in another.

Air Force qualified for the semi- final last night when they defeated Montreal Royals 8-1 to win a best- 0I-thfG0_l§fl05.

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DETROIT. March P) The Detroit Red Wings clinchef

GFWW’! 99B with four mlnuiesllgixlr will?‘ 107301 9"- . 8m who show the ice with {caper after the will: in marker, he Wings came from be ind Billy Tllylm‘ had notched a first period goul ior the Leafs. Rookie Les Douglas iiltilched that in the middle period, 111111 m... at 15:51 of the 111st period mo.“ smashed Sid Abel's rebound past’ pudgy Waiter (Turk) Broda. The victory gave Detroit a 11v, lIlll 169d over the second place oston Bruins, who have only two games or a possible four points re- maining. It was Detroit's fourth le ue title ln 10 years, the last of wAgh “game in ‘11997. m some me Jo n o ut on the clincher for theyétleoyges ezina, ‘llrophy with a 44-11011 ma... gin over Broda. Mowers still m, three frames to go but lie can scarcey blow that kind of 11 load for the net-mimllni; honors.

Mowers had o. fa rly easy time 0| 1t. making only l3 stops to 47 by Broda.

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