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THE CHABLQTIEIQWN

GUARDIAN

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JQPJUARYWZZ 1941

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anemic! , ll I r I n s 5 ’II‘VOUWAN1'A5|J|7

i lEagle-s take 10.1111... 0.11 With Shoulder In jury’; Canacliens Earn 2-

all Draw With Maple Leafs

‘Ramlnatcs on two Junior Royals teams wiirn that squad held the Mlflililli? Julncr tzzic bu’. 1l'.\v sep- aramd due to the waz. onc bang in Air Force Blue at Calgary and the other t1 Khak at Pttawasva George McLeod an Bucko Train- cr, b r2: of Charlottetirtvn. never- ‘fuel/Em ccntintie to mike their pz-ocnc: felt cn l1o:k(y' lineups tlicy ncw bclcng to.

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111g here botl1 young-

plavcd heads-up bril-

'l':ng with (‘e rc-t

v Iiiitﬂ

n¢j> ll skill l1..vc

tigutil this thc r >ings that “s notice. . 1 ry. far from the IITCKIY panics. 0d is auuin d " p.i 111-y 1 k 11s ‘lffllfé licrc. .1) {Yin RCAJ’. t-cnm from \\'.r1' s Trazirng Scilctzl, 41g the nvt with much also hlttizig the ' ' '. To date as gnc 1:9 litis 25 .~c>r.r,.i, tiiut places 111111 far up 111 - lst. O O O l tggcd league that , laying :11. but not-

. on I

i m. Pktrnmr pros; n :1111:111ur.\ w tllllflsf‘ 1111 a 111111111114- of Gcorge t c name of S. ‘age. .."r .f the Mo treal

rkhaiiril- . the Pvt-I v Uppzr Ottawa ' Lmaguc has lost none of ‘ sl1ooitng that played. Maritime junior net-i c_v:11s 111.1rcl1¢.--.l l0‘- I s in a r.w. , . “k1 is not only well up 111 the r but Was two points out in ‘lie pack a short while ago, o mpiletl nine goals and . s thut gave him a t-w - n ovcr his nearest rlv- of Oztavm. O l O O ‘idcd with many familiar 1:1 Déminlon amateur hoc- . "s, the youngsteis showing 11k hle. To some it may even - mg but to his legion of whcn he perforniwi li-crc, at comss as no surprise. u . . u

Fast, shifty and a stickbandling ard. the sticky ycungsitgr has all carmarks of a star; now he is . ving 111 the more dangerous 1111 11c of war but just the same he 1» finding time to put dents

1i" rmollr (f oppcslng Upper Cun- a: goalies the same as he of- i. inss did when performing against the cream of Maritime net-Janitors.

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As an example of Tralnor’s ef- ft cncss Itcre is how a sports

.. r viewed his efforts in :1 re- (tnt game: "Bucko Tranior, f..r1n- c1‘ Maritime star was the spear- head of the flashing. yellow, black and red team's attack tonight. Trainor, fairly flying on his skates. accounted for a trio of goals and madc the play for an flier while b.1111; robbed on three ccxraéions ilirought brilliant saves of Mayow- ski, tricolor tribe net guardian.”

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Bucks;

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Coach Walter Lawlor appeared 1vt satisfied in defeat yesterday as this now Junior R yals lbsorbcd a 4-3 bcziting at the lmnds of the St. Dunstanﬁs University tcam at the lattcrls rink. “The team locked ov-en better than 1 had hoped for” sazd Coaci". Latvlor. “and with a little more work tinder thcir belts should inrpxmvc considerably."

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And Laivlzir had good grounds for 111s oprmr-m. Bandtd t-rgcther only a r1101‘! tune ago and with veiy 112th? practice under their belts iltc youngsters. many of them a- r 11nd I6 _vcars old gave a per- fcimun-it: il1al,_-t:\t1tps thfm as com-

. - o o 11s ucrc top-lwavy" favorites

.W. McLean ‘fore the period clostd however H.

6-4 win from ‘Spitfires

i Spring valley Eagles, taking a three goal lead 111 the opening: uran- ty mintitcs of play that t..cir op- ponents never quite caught up dc- fclrted the Spitfires 6-4 ‘fhursday evening in a scheduled game of the North Shore Hockey league playcd at Krnsington rink.

Past, ting-god 1n1<1 clcan through- out tlic gninc produccd fast tirtion that lvft the fans 111 an uproar throughout practically every minute of cash period.

After over elevcn minutes of scorc- lcss hockcv Eagle. shot the opaning goal E. C - szorin-g cn 11 p’ as from l). Ratr- \. 3.’) sct-niitfs linlr l1. Champion (nude it 2-0 and with 11s; 1111111 four minutes remaining M. Cole on a pass from D. Ramsay rang up counter number three.

- Spit-fires got back i11t0 the run- ning as titer shot two goal~ lass 1111111 tlircc‘ nnntttrs uftcr the start of the iilldtilc mnio G. Cook ac- counting for both on tiasscs from

11nd E. McDonald. Be-

Chamjiion on a pass from M. Cole shot the Eagles fourth counter at 1.301 cf Lite SCSSiOII.

The final pcriod saw both foams hoot. two counters apiece, Eagles rcgziined their early three goal loud three mlnutcs and seven seconds after the start as H. Champion dcntcd the draperies. Spitfires l1urtl- cd back 1111:1111 at ihc 13.04 marl C.'..:111:;l011 scoring. 56 seconds t- cr the winners again enjoyed a t-llrcc goal maruin as E. Craig shot an un- assisted tally with the l0 ers having the last say In the scoring as E. Graham beat the Eagles netminder with tlircc minutes and 56 seconds of time rcmuhnng.

SUMMARY Ist Perlod

b-Eaglcs, E. Craig (D. Ramsayii 11.45.

2—E-.1gics. H. Champion 11.15. 3~-.\/l. Cole (D. Rain.» 1y) 111.42. Penalties-None.

Second Period 4—S4pitflres G. Cook (W. McLean) D

s-spiirircs 0.. Cock (s. lVfcDon- 111111 2.5a.

(‘T-JESFECS H. Champion (M. Cole) D

Penalties-None. Third Period

'I—Eaglcs H. Champion 3.07.

lL-Spitfires, E. Champion 13.04

9-—Ea8_ies, E. Craig 14.00.

I0—S].)ltfII‘ES, E. Braham 16.07

Penalties—None.

stops by Ca-vnpbe11—29, by McIn- nis, 25.

Rcfcrecs-C. D. Howatt, I. Dar- rach

Eagles-Goal: W. Campbell De- fen“. R‘ Craig. H. Champion; For- “Wdﬁ D- Ramsav. s. Craig. M. C016. F. Proﬂtt, C. Champion. R Champion. Coach-F. Profltt.

Spitfires-Goal: R. McInnis. De. fence H. Palmer. E. Champion. E. Mfmll. F‘. Folland; Forwards L. Champion, G. MacKenzie. G. Co< . E. McDonald, E. Braham. U. Mc- Klnnon. W. McLean. Conch-G.

Ive._ NOTES D. Ramsay. E. Craig and c. Cook in order were the outstanding per- mwners» F11 “IP96 Skilled both tvnys at a funous pace and USPCI tholr heads at the critical 1111311101115, V Tito game got awtrv m1 time and 1t 1s hoimd that in future this will be continued.

The many fans attending the games are sure being treated to some excellent hockev and if vou do not bfllcve “Yours Truly.” just take a i iroll down to the ncxt game and rec for yourselves. 'I‘l1o=.c tcnms sic dslnng out rcai hockey.

1 prctty much as they pleas-

lrci. 1'. turned cut they ltad to i to their utmost to even c with their slight. margn.

-'. that they may have bccn

for lnnnv claim that tho

2~ liad scored a goal 111 ihc

- to have lite goal-

jnﬂrp disallow . - a

Bu: W11:

111:1? ls cf little consequence.

y (“d maiict‘ wax thc

the y ungsf-rrs

1 fllr- ammo. All thwugli the

v ll"1"(‘fI bump for

' e virr cippcncnfs

.'i1i.'1 sliczvrtl ' i c-f smatf passmg

IIIYI stiff d .. v? wcrk

should :n1nr'v1_- grraily bcf rc play- off 1111p rolls urrtlWi. . . _. a

Ill‘ .. . I."‘1‘.1 ‘Illil .

ch Lziwlor 111w a tough jcb in i": :1 team out of the forty c.1111 candidates that appear at prac. fr“ c son. but t1;- fhjrg he 15 'f and that is that no mnt- .. <11 r11 s hc rlccts for the 11o “"1 ice 11 hunch of jun- Ir~1\ that will sIuw fight all the vvnv no n1atfcr‘\(h'n1 cirposcd g. gairasl. O I O I Tlic showlluz of the R yals ves- fcrilriv puts n much brlghiPl‘ r11 ‘iuivrtr l1"<'krv' for iitc piarrlrtivns than w~< 111s- cae a month ago; F " FY1111? WI be able in rctnin ilvir ti!“ but t“!- tcr-m that de- Ihr nos 111cm will know tltcv have been in n hcckry battle.

Record crowd Attend skate

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Over 300 skaters wended their wav to the Charlottetown Forum on Saturday night to make up the largest crowd this season. Manager C. F‘. Archer had a perfect sheet cf Icc prepared for the occasion, and rzldlng to the Dlv-iisilre of the skate vwre several new band numbers. T111 ‘atcst. music drlftczl out over the sound svs'em and the youthful skating enthusiasts spent two hours In healthful exercise as well ls en- Mvinq a pleasant evenml. ___

that '

I T"? W‘. lights. etc. was as al- Iways In A-i condition. H,

‘Island Rinks ‘Play today in Quebec ’Spiel

QUEBEC, Jan. 26.—(CP) — Pimp opens tomorrow in Quebec's 28t1 .A11nual Intcrnntional Curling B011- , SDIPI and for the firs‘. time in years tlicrc will be no United States club rleprescntcd In the six-day competi-

nns.

New-comers to the 'spiel are thrcc rinks from Prince Edward Island. with Prcrulcr Thane Cnmp-

bc I posslhlv tiloylnr: on one of them,

I and two from Fredericton.

i At a meeting with the office the Kincmamgraphlc Rcntcrs’ Sn- ricty and 1111c Clnematogrnph Ex-

hibitors’ association a plan was ar- ‘ 100k ranged to have mobile cinemas for 1 Gt‘-

fiw 111-w imagin-

TORONTO. Jan. 26~(CP)-Tic , galncs tlrp brcri1ilng so frequent in '. Nuii nul Lcnguc hgrkcy that some ' coticitcs would sconcr see their train g d1 wn to dcfeat than split pant; with the opposition But when Dick Irvin's Cafmd .115 carn- cd a " cvcrtnnc 11c with the lrad- irg T. _

1 urtnv ..gl1t. M01111‘ c; -l1

111-u proud of :1; lcck/z-studdtxi

' squn .

i T ny Deniers, rated b,v some rx-

. ports as: having the lmrcicst shot 111 the lcaguc, dd his best to c1111- vinrc Turk Brod: the

i ticn \\I‘.f11 he b id the puck past the 'l‘o1'onto goalie Ir n1 wcll after taking t1 perfect 1111's from Elmer Loch late in the first pert d.

Drawing flirt blood impired time

Canadcns and they cut. right

,* back (111 tho ol'f.':1siv¢. Charlie Sands made :1 play f r Ray Gitkff: and tltc winger a!111".\i bcn: Brcda with a hard shot. The puck skiddcd .~:1o\vly to the side of the goal and Prlly Drouin racPd i11 t. ‘Dllrih it into the open not.

Swcrnty S" for shwok loosv from two ch: . stckliatidled to thn loft. side of the Mcnlrcal net and fired n \v:1i<:-l1ig".1 shot past g alio Bcrt Gardiner after eight minutes of play in the scccnd period.

Schri-ncvs smart effort on a play with Blly Tuvl ' et-tablshcci 11111 at least iccnpo . ._ as‘ the leagues 11p marksman with 16 goals. It also piscvcd fhc spark to the Tor- ont-i attack and 5:011 the score was tied as Wally Stanowski counted on an etid-to-cnd rush.

‘Tho game prsved cislly" to the Leafs. Gord Drlllon, ace right wing- er, crashed into the boards in the second ptrlod. lnjunng his right shoulder. He returned f. action in the third session but x-ray pictuies taken showed he suffered a dislo- cated shoulder joint.

Dr. Horace McIntyre, acting club physician, said Drillon would have the shoulder strapped fcr two weeks and may be on the sidc- lines for three we-eka Nick Mefz aggravated an (ld back injury in the first period and did i1ot take pizkrcturn furn on the Toronto lt-

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SUMMARY First Period

1—Canadicns, Dcmers (Loch) 15:43

2—Canadfcns. Drou:11 (Gctlfffc, Sands) 16:10

Penalties Getliffe, McDonald, Kampman

Second Period

{i-Toronio, Scln-lner (Taylcr)

4—Tor:nt.o. Stanmvski

Peniaiitles—l..ach, Kampman, Ben- o .

B314 9:57

Third Perlod

Scoring—None. Pennlties-Geirffv. Heron, Deniers, Gcupille, Davidson.

Overtime

Sccring-None. Penalty-Goupille.

Losing Close

The 1940-41 edition of the Junior Royals r: ivcql tnelr baptism of 111(- _v1 tcrtntv utlcrnocn at St. Dunsvanls Umvclsitv rink, and al- though inc youngsters were on the losing c1111, Walter l..aw.or‘s new charges nevertheless came through witn flying colors as they 10st a. hairline 4-3 decision to a much heavier and more experienced Si. Duns-fan's University team. And at that, they barcy missed getting a draw out of it, as they claimed a. goal 111 the first period that tlte

goal-judge avcrrcd did not enter the t

ne .

It was a surprising performance for tlic bunch cf voumstcrs Illlll; 11.111 just buen bnndctl together latc- lv. and o11c that should stamp 111cm as a iorcc to be reckoned with in junior ranks bcforc the season is over. T111- kids, nlanv of them ntt

vct 16. traded wallop for wallop £111.. i

bow for blow with their opponents at every stage. and maoc the Saints work tvcrv lninute for their hard- ,‘ 011111.161 vtctorv. 1 Holding their opponents scoreless iin the opening scssicn, the Royals ‘wilted n litt c in the middle frame ito allow the red and white clad Lenin to run up o. 3-1 lead. but after fthc winners had increased their ,' lcad to 4-1 curly 111 tho final framc. ‘thc losers sprang to the attack to slam in two counters. and at the l end wcrc buzzing around the Saints’

1112*’ sccking the goal that would make :1 dl'a\v of the bait c.

In tho scoreless first n-criod. 110th teams ivcrc shcrthanded on onc 1.10- (‘ZISIOII as the squads played flvc l1l€11 Zl))lL‘C0-—MCDOl1£11(l going to the timers lor holdhig and Gallant. of the Saints accompanying him for slashing — but couldnt break Llie deadlock, nltlictigh Saints were in scvcral timrs only to be turned aslce :1; fhc goal-mouth.

Ftirlv in the second, as b'~1"v;1 111, Pius Murnaghan nicked up :1 loose disc inside the Royals‘ rIcfr-itct‘ to skate right in on the uonlic for the first score of the iitznnc: five miinitl-s later. Royals

Saints

flctl it up, as Higson. skfttlllﬂ ovcr 1111- Saints‘ llnc. slipped a pass to limi-lnntc lcCluir. who 01-11111 a drive into lhc twincs. For 111:1 bal- nncv of lllf‘. period, Royals becom- ing :1 liitlc flustcrcd. vvcre kept strictv on the defensive as Murn- aghan tcok a pass from Rank!’

l ' Gallant. to make 1t 2-1: two

latrr Murnnghzln Frlurcd in 111s d urnl of the game as he fed Jan-k Trainoi" a scoring pass to lnnkc it If-l.

Lcss than two minutes aftcr the flnal session oucncd the Stunts tlncatcnvd to make it s. rout. as ifhcy slaunncd home 1.11011 fourth 110111. bv Hibbcrt, on a nice olcccof ‘individual work, rifting an anke-

1115111 shot info i110 nets in 11 drive

from t-hc ‘cft boards. But here tho. ,uov.us 111111011 11o the slack and Went

on the offensive. Duffy. as the

Royals milled around 1.11». S.D.U. ‘clnzc. bnckhandcd a drive into the icorncr to cut tllc Saints‘ margin to two and flvc minuirs latcr, Hill-son. takint! n. nass from Leclair. nicked the oncn corner of the draperies with a beautiful drive from left wing to complete the scoring.

Linc-upsw-

S').U.---Got1l. ‘Lcssard: defence. ant. McGrnth. Smith. McCarc-y; forwards, J. Tralnor. P. Mllrflliﬂilllfl!

WIIY OIIII CLOTHES ARE BETTER

structure to the

cutter. 2nd knowing the clothing Itusinvss we can choose the better ﬁrms. We have recclvcd the new Shifter Illllman made to measure Ilnes with Ilymo fronts Ihnl don't break. All

work hand felled. Collars hug

I I Ii [first we can measure and drscribe vour 1

1h:- nork. Strlpes are matched.

Clean square shoulders. Coats do nnt have that fnlllng off i feeling. We InvIte you to nee our demonstration Suits now i on dlsplay. It wIII ply you If Interested In your personal appearance. No M, no rharges.

J. P. MacPIIEIISON & SIIII

Queen Street

Charlottetown

“Junior Royals Give Saints Team Tough Battle Before

4-3 Decision

S. Trainor, McQuaid, Hibbert and Sexton. Royals-Goal: Cudmore; defence. l Pouton, MacDonald, Kelly,_ Dousc; forwards. Blanchard, LeClair, Duf- 1y, McDougall. Gauthier. Gallant. Daugherty, Jackson, Higson. Mac- Dougall. Whltlock SUMMARY 1st Period Scoring. none. Penalties: Gallant. McDonaId. " 2nd Period 1. SD.U._ Murnaghan. 2. Royals. beClair (Higson). 3. S.D.U.,Murnagl1an (Gallant). 4. S.D.U.. J. Trznnor (MUITIBEII- 1

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enaltics: Nonc. 3rd Period

S.D.U., Hlobert.

Royals, Duliy- _

'7. Royals. Hiizson (Leclalr). Pcnaities: None.

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iTwo race iHorses arrive ‘From Toronto

By Saturday evening's train two race horses arrived from Toronto i where they have been campaigning iover the ice. They are Albert E wGratton. 2.12 1-4 and Beavcrdule. ‘ 2.14. 1 Albert E. Gratlon is six years .1111. 5a pacer, eligible to the 2.18 class. ‘He has been racing exceptionally ‘well 1111s wiiitcr, winning AIIEOTIE 1 other races Llie frcc-for-ull :11 ‘for- i onto, January 111. j Bsnverdalc 1s a trottcr, ellgiolc ‘.0 the 2.2‘) (our He rated wcll as a threc-ycar-oI-s 111 1930 This witiicr he \vo11 ovc: the Ice and looks to be a goof rroitcr for the class he is eligible to. Alba». E. Grafton is owned 11y thc well known restaurateur, Milton Brll willie J. Pope Clark owns Beaver- a c.

Play for Keefe trophy Opens today

Play for the G. R. Keefe trophy. annually one of the keenest and closely played competitions on the Curling Club's schedule takes place at the Curling Rink tonight start- ing at 9 p. m. l0 teams will take to tie ice tonight in the first round which is run on an elimination ba- sis and play promises to be excep- ...,n11.1y keen and close with all teams making a fight of it on ev- ery end in an attempt to stay in the running.

Following are the teams that will see action tonight:

G. R. KEEFE TROPHY Jan. 27, Monday I) p. m. Aubrey Ward A. J. Heartz A. Murlcy Chas. McKinnon . Skip

Reg Nichols

Allison McMillan

R. H, Duvar

R. H. Jenkins

W. M. Bears Skip

Earl McDonald E. J. Gallant G. K. Fraser Edwin Jolrnstone M. A. Huwatt J. Harpcr McNcill H. C. Bohaker Skin vs. Skip

VS

Monday 9 p. m.

Dr. Joe McMillan H. McInnls D. E. Mayne Stirling McKay Stirling McDonald Frank Hansen Dr. Wen McDonald

Skip vs.

W. L. Watt

Skip EJVI. Phillips Chas. Yorke Alf. McNelll H. R. Bevan vs. Skip

K. B. Richards W. L. Munroc

L. S. Stephenson J. H. Gerry Mc-Curdy pelt

Skip vs. S Ellmlnaiion-Flrst Round

James O. McLean

W. Daley

O. K. Presby

R. B. Nicholson Skip

Wm. A. McPhce A. B. Btignall L. J. Stacey

Maple LcTa-fgs Earn shutout

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-(091- Boston Bruins ran their undefeated streak in National Hockey league ccmps-titlcn to 13 8311195 WNW?»- seven vctories and six-draws-by deﬂating the hapless NW Y°§l= Americans 6-1 at Madzson Squa-c Garden. Boston hurdlcd Dctwﬂ Red Wintgs ‘ljriit; second place in inc league s an ng.

B111 Cowley, already leading the league in scoring points Bu}? B55 $15- mcrd far out 1n frcnt w1 .11 four assists tonight, setting “D ‘WI-Vs f9- Roy Conacher. D11 clapper. B111 I-Iollett and Eddie Wiseman. Bob- by Bauer got both the ether Bos- ton goals. ‘ _ _

The game, first here m a wtek, drew a crowd of 11,452 who saw Americans take a 1-0 lead half ‘way thrtugh the first nefiodlﬂﬂd ~61}! it uneasily while l-hrce t-mcs 132%- tcn turned on the red light. bch 11d Earl Robertson. (sly to itave the plays yuled "no goal” for various rule infractions. _

After Roy Czmacher ted it UP 5.1111 way through the second. the result was no l 11291‘ i" dflubi- It

On

In o11e of the closest played 11111‘! Boltsplels of the season 12_111a.t'c\nes were run off at the Curling club Saturday afternoon and evening with margins of victory 111 most of the cases being very slim. _

During the afternoon and evening .o1nc exceptionally good curling was witncssz-zl lrnd in 11111115" cases l1» was not. until the final stonchad been sent down the ice t-liat- the winners of the prires could be determined.

Slx of the 11 matches were cap- tured by a single point with 0111.‘! two points separating the winners

. _ron1 the losrrs in fotlr more install-

131 the W. R. Cruikshank versus

Bruins’ Winning Streak Reaches I3 Games [r1 6-1 Victory Over Americans

ti f Jim before (“i185 oglgstgnquﬁreggufe 101:1. The [third period was an avalanche of pucks for Rtbertson. who was beat- en twice in the ""11 minute d 32 play.

SUMMARY er First Period L-New York, H. Jackson (Field)

th

10. Penalties-None.

Second Period ed

2-B:st0n. R. Conaoher (Cowley.

_ 8 :28 ,,_"¥;3§‘£?.f"1...... (Schmidt) 1B :35

Third Prclrd

4—Boston. Chi-PW? icwikl’ 13331 5-Boston, Bauer, 14127 (i-Bostcn. Hollett (Wlsemarl. Cow- 19237 M

, Wiseman (R. Conacher. w

to

Close Curling Matches Take Place At Local Club g-K- PM

A. McPherson

Over Wings

J. P. Simmonds IIIHI/CII the 111ml" skin edged out his opponent 8-6. Cruik- shank led 4-3 going into the fifth after taking a bnz four on the fourth but the Simmonds rink came back to hang up an even larger five 0n the fifth to take 11 four point lead the losers being unable to overcome

DETROIT, Jan. 26—(CPi—To1-- onto Maple Leafs tightened their grasp on the National Hockey 1.12a- gue lead tonight by netting goals

in the first and third periods to dcfrat the Detroit Red Wings. 2-0.

The smooth skating Maple Leafs commanded play in the first per- icd a11d slipped over their nitial point when Red Heron tock a pass from Stanowski, farhed down the right side cf the ice and slipped the puck past Red Wing goalie J hn Mowers.

With only the Red Wing gcalie back. Syl Apps tack a pass from Eddie Wares and Alex Matter. and pulle _ 1s cut cf the nets In a. futile attempt. to stop the whist- ling shot.

Shortly after the game began Bucko McD nald fired a shot which l1;t the netw supporting bar. Billy Taylor, all ulcne to the right, took the rebound, fainted twice and let fly. Mowers, however, managed to bat it dcwn.

A battle appeared imminent early 111 the last; period. Pete mngelles head was cut aiftcr Stewart board- cd him (n Detroit icc. The Maple Leafs cnt-srcd an ardtnt- protest with lcferee Bill Stewart but the Detroit player was not penalized and depsfte srveral near flare-ups, the game ended without any fur- ther conflicts. ' SUIWMARY F Irsf. Period

Hston

Penalties ~ Orlando. Chisholm. Wares, Davidson. Second Period Scoring-None. Penalties-—Fishcr (major), Stanw- ski (majori, N. Mrtz Third Porlnd 2--Toronto. Amps (Davidson) 18:56 , Penalty-Stewart.

l ~Toronto. (Stanowskl) 1245

BRINGING UP FATHER

tlie lead despite their winning of the remaining ends 0f the match.

R. E. Corning and R. C. Stod- dard had another" nip and tuck bat-

tle with Coming just edging his op- ponent 8-7 after the Stoddnrrl rink marked up two on the eighth and

final end after entering the 111st

stage of the match trailing by three oIn

Supper was served as usual in the Winchester banquré. Hall begin-

Black _Hawks Win 4-I from N. Y. Rangers

CHICAGO, Jail. 26—-(AP)—Ghi- cng. Black J-Iawks maintained Liwir supremacy over New York Rangers, tonight, defeating the Stanley Cup champions 4-1 before 16.608 spectators.

'I‘he victors wasted no time get- ting in front, scoring in the third minute of the game on a short shot by Cully Dahlstrrm who had pciked up a rebound from a miss- cd sh.t by Doug BEZIHC)‘.

SUMMARY

Flt-st Period i—C'h-lcago, Dahlstrcm (Bentley) 2:31 2—C"hicago. Thoms (Chad. R. Carse) 13:13

Cowley) 19:53 _ Penaltles~D. Smith, C. Cunacher.

Saturday Afternoon a .1

Alf McNeil]

A.

Dr. Waye

W.R. Cruikshank Skip v.1.

nlng at 6 o‘clock.

Fcllowinig arc the results of the matches played: c: km J. A. Bentley Df- 9° n

Skip-S vs. SkIP-4 Dr. ‘Pldimsrsh Dr. Glddin-gs J.

Skio—5 Skill-l? R

W. R. Adams Skip-d

J. A. Fraser T,W.L. Prowse Skip-o Skip-b H

VS.

Dr. McIntyre Skip—4

C. H. Black Sk1p—9

A. V. SDIIIBLI; Skip-O

H. Winchester J. Skip-B

G. W. McLeod Sklp-4

vs.

S. C. Moore VI. GR. Keefe Sklp—6 Skip-é

A. W. Hyndman vs. R.S.P. Jarcllnc Sk1p—6 Sklp-4 W. C. Davies RR. Bell Skip-G Skip--l ’

J.P. Simmonds vs. W.R. Cruikslnank Skip-J} Skip—7 R.C. Stoddard

Skip—7

J. J. Morris Skip-b

VS

R. E. Corning vs.

Skip-s

Dr. JP. Lanlz vs] Skip—7

Pcnalty-Mariucci

Second Period 3—~New York. Hextall (Pratt) 15:00 Penalties-M. Colville, Olllltﬂ‘, Mac- a

3rd For trophy Tuesday '

left in the running matches getting tougher

tropny nears the home

takes place at the 0111,11; R» Tuesday night starring a, 7 0., - All eight teams will after the smoke of battle has ma,

hunt for the trophy. oldest In the history draws interest comparable m f)“ evidenced in the MacDonald 5.

PcnaIt-xMSICBOdIFB- ccmpetition and largo usually the rule as flu- 1mm“

J .H. McNelll has. McKiru-ion

W. L. Watt H. F‘. M-cPhec

world amateur hockw ship at Davos, . . years ago today with a 4-2 irlumpl 0W1 i-he Swiss sextet in ilie flnli The Canadians went ' seven-frame series will: ut a1

THAT WILL MAKE-UP WQLL

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all the time as the 11.12“ tong“-

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followed as 5

upsets adding that , the matches. much m Here are the eight. trams than‘

battle it out: THIRD ROUND WRIGHT

TRUPIIY FLA Tuesday. Jan. 28th at '1 p, m,

. Bohaker

C. Moore 3 P

H. Mould

L. J. Stacey I". II . . C. Montgomery G, M_ M. . E. Splllett R. s. Jardfn Skip vs- Skip

lp. m.

James 0. .. Dr. W. Mc . Rm‘ Qvlgl Dr. H. H. Pieroo Skip

. S. Callbeck

A. Fraser

Skip vs.

1 Hockey Practlc

All Juvenile Canadicns

players are asked to be at W pegs Queen street rink 101111111

Coach Jack McOn Mnnnncr f". W0 Trainer D. Glllll

REMEMBER WHEN (By The Cmnadlhn Pres!) Winnipeg Monarchs won i110 (‘IlJmpl0lII Sxvitr "find. l zhrougn 111i nd mfained the title- won it: l9‘

Donaldi MMKRY- Pratt by Ddmmton Suporiors andin

Third Period $310880. Allen (W. Curse. Kelly)

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GOOD ICE. FINE MUSIC.

1934 by Saskatoon Quakiizs.

Eddie Bauer, shuttlccock 1110111113

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SKATING

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