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JANUARY 20. 1941 A

trltthough a few who still life tmra- l the 24th ‘rat. tn n.1,. t,‘ _, ltwsnt, minded can be ccunted in lhave handed in their uanlt-s h

‘nth some d Wee 0f Céfltﬁl-"IY- —-—~________ ‘ These babbling brooks o! the ‘

l;»:-.v‘\~<ir1"'":le Tnv Manzro. Practice

Olin Dutra, Johnny Goodman. Wil- llc lVIacFarlane, and Walter Hagen.

l l l There will be a nOCkpy

% BILLIARDS ltamttaﬁll.

Secretar [1 _- . (Patriot; Pleavse ‘EI§,",,-,"“""l

Dracul- Rltlk q‘;

The 1941 Provincial Billiard Tour.

Plans complete iSc/zeduled ice For Hospital ‘Harness races ﬂanadiens l0 Skate at Forum Are cancelled ‘24 victory

One of the feature events of the winter season is the annual P. F! I. Hcspital Skate at the Forum. th n due this winter is Friday‘. Jail. 29th. The event as in formal" year Ls lll tlie hands 0f a very comuet- v1.1 vonilnittce. headed by Mrs. N101‘- l'l\ and with the wholehearted co~ l“ out-ration of tlie Forum managenl Charlie Archer the event is likely to

= the blgctst in years. kits for this gala and vwrtliy‘ are ch sale and whether you or not give th; ladies of the ct. committee a royal welcome

purccase your ticket for this t wcrlhr ("ill\9. 'l'hl- rlzlie. Jan-

‘ ill. the place. the Forum. :11" the Ladies Aid of the PEI. Hospizal.

Close Matches In Saturday's Prize Bonspiel r

l a

Competition was of the close var- jgtv lIl the regular Saturday Prize

‘ 11.1; 11. ..,;_ l- lowtng are the results of the ‘nil? 14['1‘vi5c“,j“‘1yMlélurhﬁldwatflz gUMMARy maichcs played‘. IDHFO é defeat‘ bilgMomfeal Cam _ . . A Heartz l adiens. put the Bruins within two ﬁrs‘ Perk“! ‘ s‘ McDonald ' ‘>o‘nt of the ecwnd- lace Hedi Ben J‘ B25253 giving? It also prsevcntedp the Leafs 1'"QCaF[aTi°ln15'32 Bu,‘ e (Emmi- - - ~ .= - - _ .. lll y : gt‘ Xignyndlnan 8' Cgllfitfg? ﬁwlxtxégtarilolxrthenhiilepgiélii I zﬁﬂnagieihg.‘ Willi" ‘Dumm- ‘ _ gatlta- "R s thfe Vlbtlft tvithlolult] a urges: l pengfg‘_srtvgifgrtvgla~l9 A. MCNem J55. E Harms foltBﬁ: n. .\e o \\ nc ave c.nl \ é’ §Y§Lh¥§§§ i vlcBilxhCsowley' made the play for the SHM“! Puma _ c . _ _ . 5.};- erlw Cm sags‘; %‘§“l;§§‘i:l lll.t‘lf..§°;lll?.t°“tlll Bqgaalrngl- FFQFQS ‘stealer. M‘ "' _ ' all the sllckness tho-t has made 11m,“ Pa“ ' K. 11-. ‘£511.53?’ gllfé“l..tfti’éi*°‘.?.l l R. Icrwlns » We" - . ' - Tht d P lod l t Nlytswel; l §;lt:":;.1..-:“~.l“.:.‘;“.r. 2r.“ t‘ ' " - 191 9 ‘ ‘ K ' - ScormgWNone. sk- - l The Baton smoothie gathered in v_ _ m” the puck behind an own blue line Pma“ G°°‘“°“-‘“~ A 3 Noum to start the goal-scoring thrush He _ A G Patterson drsve the Leaf" defence back lnctéa ' ' __ -- their own goalie and tun slop . “igamst k5 sktsjgq§imfi the puck ahead to Clapper who Conacher Vi. R. C.ll.ck.han J. . en e}. r “h d f Am 1 v qd w sjkpms sk:p_2 ‘ rgiltga igifto ngtato salvage A a A Avard 5 pm)“ puck for a souvenir. . merlCaﬂS t0 B ad There are Just tvro other playvrsl I; €aélsgfgn qrprgw; in active ccmpetitlon wit-h 200 3 d *‘._1“»t1'~'Ph@= A- V» -?PI“‘°“ $.33 Z3-a‘“§i§m~°l§§d“c“%tglitNlitifl "a raw Emp_b bklWq Haryey Jackson. New York Amer- B. hturlcyr owxbPagrsigt- icans. trzth 221 and 201 resprctlvclyn Ed Tantozi . . l s N ~w _ l__ i. Slnlﬂglililfiﬁ ACMcPhQr-i SUMMARY BigLCharLlg-Riéonigger m bsgrgiing . iaciilan .G. uy 1550.; Ld» 5;" >

Skip-Fl skip-a “m PM“! {sflfds Gilli-cg;csopgﬁlgsthihrﬁggi

Cha“. McKinncn

R_ C. Stwidard W. Pickard.

5‘. Eyticﬁié’ Ylﬁtdifilill arm-u Pew-l SkAyQm SHIP-E, l S:oring—None.

h ﬁlms!‘ F‘ CoX~Penalties—McReavy. Hamilton. rial Spilletlt F. R. MCLﬂlllU =1 B” m‘ Cm _

- _ ~ .~ :. . pper (Cowley) 12.33

EMF” 5k‘? 8, PenaltieswNina.

A Balznall F‘. Chappelle ' "' ‘_ "‘ '

H. C‘. Bolmker C. Stewart

C. N. Earle D. Pierce P. S. P. Jartline Dr. Gvtldltigs

Skl])-—7 Skip-G

PO. F‘. Simpson LAC. S. Edwards

5 it was announced. The race was the second planned for here this sea- son. The first was run on schedule

teary the snow covering on the ice before

ever, a definite decision in the mat- ter has not been reached.

(Foal gives Bruins 1-0 win

Clnppcus 200th goal enabled toil Brlims g9 edge Toronto

ciost-kuit National Hockey League:

E J_ Ganam ‘ grol'ln‘l~N“iie.

Scheduled ice harness races were l

(l cancelled Saturday because of tlii-

culty in clearing a course oi snow,

week earlier. It “Hm believed it. might be lteces- o wait tor a thaw to reduce

dditlonal races can be held. How-

C l apper’s 200th

JED.

TORONWT), l9-—4CP)—~D1t

B 5- I Mapl l eats l~0 Saturday night in a.

-~the largest local gathering of t.he

contest that drew 14.745 customers} season. The goal was the f urth of

cnn l t-lcs-None.

RESULTS

J. H. Cherry A. B. Cutcllfte g .t- - g n. Hlmvfltt. ‘IIVnJRR/txblns ?“.Y§°§>1>l§‘.i‘§“il.€"§§§m5.? dsce§£atgg t‘. M" tityre . . orris‘ , ' , U r - up 1 _ sale!» skip-a w“ “*‘“";E°“““G ﬁhcaifillléﬁ? 5"‘ ‘°“°° “M” “' Davies &l"rascrs __ SUMMARY Barium:- _Rangers £01716 ll; La-tlvlor 20o 155 l93_ FirstPerlod . D 70 l 7' ‘ - d w. o2 iii a3 Scoring-None. From behlﬁ R. Chandler 152 15; lasranally-Boll L. Arsculualt 161 16a 1711; u E- COI‘ S} _ r" 204 Z86 ‘ Second Period To beat Wings Tuml—2ﬂa. ‘ll-Toronto Sohrlner 115 "i" D"ll§=~ i2~New York Annstrongt Scrrell _E_ tn. McCarey" 175 1'15 15a‘ Co mo) ‘m3 ' nl~."rao1'r. Jan. IDWtAPl-NOW l1; Mvlmu 135 114 89 3~Tgl?olitor. Drlllon (McDonald, Y‘ Rangers pushtd through two lh. Cameron loo ll‘! illii ADDS) 315 otl w W8 tfgltghl l0 (it'll t G- {)°~"l“ m“ “f7 17“ l t-Toronto, Chisholm (Taylor, ll t bled Detroit Rrd Wl;l{_>,S\.u' SW1" . 9U 124 ll-l Schﬁuer, 13.53 2~1 in their first victory cn Olympia lJlTMfgillgflilg7 -~— It? 191 _ p'na]ty__McD;na]d ‘“§==T;l“5t~.‘.“§b' aqaridﬂgb Colvlllc were I Hlggta-“ihéf” “m” 986' Thl d P id the‘ bliill‘ ' lltlig: as the Raugel"s..H1Kh m“? D‘ I'““']‘"' 543- r "n _ tuna: dc .. lot] and thr.ce_ tied by l pulms__ 5-4%“, york cal-r (cmracher, An. the Red Wmgyenrlnz" this seasonlw WE“? ‘m H6 n? dgvrslfn) 7; l » lr-til h lnml to (llsapnclnt a L. ‘ Donovw H)‘ l“ H; ‘ G-New York. Jackson lConacher, ' " m‘ mt?5r’.“"“’ “M. mm“ u: Ral-lnhlan 151 2H4 191'; Anmhiml’ 15133 “P”: m“ Skxkkm“ DP“ 1b Tenm’ M Oatwnv mg 144 143 PPHJIlllVS——Sl()bD(il3ll_ Coliachoi‘. Dcslnte the fact that the.r roster JiwwnuL-z “'1 M7 H‘ was chopped to 13 men by injur- d Murphy ___ l“ m] Qvﬂ-qme ies, Detroit held the New Ynrkcrs TOta1_2539> i on even terms (luring the first lsQQy=,“g_.N0n(-_ 11m: l in lht- second thrgv even "mm.___ p¢.|1;1]t‘(\3_N_ne_ ilillliVtVii to pull ahead as Alrx y “mt-dud H3 gqg 1421 _ _~_...__.-___-___. Mullvr amt the nufk PW Mt- ;r. Bolster 172 10c 121' IIORNETS noun: oars lulntlcr Dave Kerr. ‘Dr. Hill 115 l7’! 98 -—-~ SIYWIMARY v. McEachern 154 lll 19s; PITTSBURGH. Jan. 19——(AP)— First. Perlnd ll. Dov/Jinx: 161 132 119 lPlttsbtlrgh Homets dished out u B. Atbllll! W- 94 107 ~izzling 6-0 defrat t" Xndianapolia SCOFlIIB-JVOYIC- Total~2349 in an American Hockey League Penalty-Conner. Emil sllnqle FFLRRanaQian game Sahﬁdﬂy night, "rut tiroe .. aria an .. . Second Period —/—-—~—— -— W“ ‘ ’”*" 1-*“3L\'“l*- Mime‘ (H°“"‘~ ware-‘t- ' George Allcifs sudden goal fol- P szlls o1 d H U M n r E BYlllnS 071d lowed by {all Hergeshelmer‘; cna tles~ ran o. e er, A o 1' v game-lynx a o. N. Cﬂlvllll‘. I E Summary:- H First. Period:- Third Period awks he’ 4'4 l. Boston. Jackson (Schmidt. Bauer! 12:09. t-New York, Wat-son tHt-ller, Hcx- —- 2. Boston. conacher (Wlaeman. tall) 2: CHICAGO. Jan. l9 ~ tAPi - Cowleyw 15:45. 8—New York. M. Colville (Patrick, Rallying with two goals to tic the (l. Chicago. Wiebe (Dahlatrom. N. gflvillst 14:14 scoreuchlciaézo oBlLaclgrl-igiwlgaﬁlijrlnl-l 0.4 Bténkltilé-yéoligigentley (Dam Pena es- onc. ct. a - u - i . t . r - - H .ke_ L ague ame lth Boston r .trom, Hergcsheimcr) : . ﬁshing’ before V5306 isryictaltors. 1i‘ Pfnallics; Allen. Schmidt. sei- ¢ Boston. now only Ive po nts ml. I her . of flfSt lace. took a two goal lend second PPI‘|ll(i2'- in the fPrs-t i6 minutes on succcss- 5. Boston. Councilor (Cowley) . lful shots by Art Jackson and Roy 9'? B L J k (R do“) F‘ cnnachcr. hut the [iqht m; Haw <1 . 0s on. ac son ear irrtahated wllh the tying goals in! 19:36. the next two minutes. Art Wit-he! Penalty: Bruce. storing from long range and Doug Third nerltnh-A“ (w c B! c . ' . l‘ t SAN FRANCXEOQV Jam 19_ Bentley! hitting the net through a Cicago. en a n f Evanmmn nmze o lelzs near the cage. Se bot-tr 12.54. ‘AP)_J°h" m” n’ s‘; "i, " The Bruins bounced back to a. Chicago. Hergeshelmer (D. m” wqn the 16000 n 7'9"‘: c’ i take a +2 edge in the second pcr- Bentley. Dahlstromi 18:20. Malfh Play 99¢" 9°“ T°“r“”""'°“ . Penalties: Conacher (major). tbdﬂv W defeﬂm“ "a"? coop" | Conacher and Jackson nealn cozt- Chad March.

c; Chicago 7 and (l. in the {til-hale final. The victory was worth $1,000 to Bcvolta.

ltrlbutlwz the zmlls

‘ lean. The Hawks

Veterans lead

tight defence held Chicago score- rallied first on

MONTREAL, Jan. 19—(C'P)— For once, the youngsters of Coach Dick Irv.n wtre not among the sccrcrs here Saturday night but a couple of veterans fired enough goals to give Montreal Canadiens a 2-1 Natlcnal tLckey League victory over Detroit's injury-riddled Red Wings.

Both Montreal talllcs came in the first. period as the Habltants swarmed all over the second-place Wll1gS-Lh9 first by Toe Blake and the other by Ray Getliffe. The Canatlens then settled back to strengthen their hold on sixth place by limiting the Wings to a goal by r ckle Joe Fisher in the re- mnnmg sessions.

weakened by their recent injury jinx, the Wings started the match with only i2 men in uniform. 'I'heir chances against the speedy Canadians were even further rluced in the final frame when winger Sid Abel aggravatcd a pm‘- vloils shoulder injury and was forced to retire.

Second straight victory for Mont- real, it moved them within one

ptnnt cf Lurth place. The Wings, scheduled to meet New York 1's at Dttroi-t tonight, kevpt,

Pill, _, their margin behind Toronto Maple Leafs when the league-leaders were beaten. i-t), by Boston Bruins mean r

tvlilch three goals were sc red to- night and led New York Amerlcanﬁ from a two-goal dcfict to a 3-3 ovortltnn tzo with Toronto Maple Leafs m a National Hockey League game.

Murray Armstrong. Lyme Carr anti Harvey Jackson scored the gulls an which Ccliachcl" made the plays and drew assets. Toronto had gone ahead on goals by Sweeney Schrlner, who dashed d Wn through centre on a solo rush the game's prettiest scoring play and by Gordon Drillon and Ltx Chisholm.

Both teams benefited by the tie, Leafs, pulled a point alhead otf the tleteatetl Detroit, Red wings, stretch- lng their first place margin to two

No need to n Worry New golf rule

Associated Press Sports ivrlier

NEW YORK, Jan. '.€l»<.1\Pt— The young fellows who iee1_ the)‘ have been roped off fr. m a cnance

to qualify for Open Golf Tournament by the rule making _ matically eligible clnvslow’ UP their worrying. It lsnt gozng to be that bad.

about

By Whitney Martin

the i941 National

champions auto- on

former

In fact. there will be <nlr 51X or

eight places less tflan usual open for competition unless some of the still active old swingmasters like George Sargent and Fred McLtod and Alec Ross who wcn their titles 30 or more years ago decide to t-ake

OUT OUR WAY

advantage cl the free ride. Until this year (the only players

aumlnattcall xem t t om li- The tanner ampions who can h M ' ma“; mic “rm; m“, o; ~ Willi; roundsy ureexe the g0 lowqscéir- temporarllg shrll8 at, the new rule ‘ d; as; of the up and cgmlng atTgfgenvgg“ agdgerggfkciéﬁfﬂctlq er:—and ties-acid the home club are Gene amzen‘ Ralph Gu1d“h1"§lilt1)"3r5' we match 15 Whedulﬂdgfclock tonight for the "ﬁvggl:

pro. With 170 players all told, this cut the munlber of places open in the qualifying round to 13B or depending on the num-

year 36 by virtue of finishing at least no worse than in a. tie for 30th plaice, but. lnasmuoft as that list includes six former champions, in addttion to the present champion. Lawson Little. the number of ex-chamm

Smythe back At post

a few less. ber of ties

.____ FRIENDS stream... was... 1317532.; Pleasant For You l h3g1..- 30c as General Manager of the Maple l RESTAURANT

Lear Gardens today after a to Ottawa during which. he tricd, unsuccessfullﬁ to get. into the army.

nament, gets underway tintight at the Sunnyside Billiard Parlor when Aenlbrose Doyle. a former title-

who would bénbﬂi by the new "l" JUVENILE nooitEv r-Rymcl

in: aut matlcallv is reduced.

Byron Nelson. Tommy Armour. Sam l rm. a o-clcck, 1n an slxwm player; canadlms_ I , _ I Purks and Jofmlly Farrell. (have entered which means t-heretcut for ¢h15AQ§§Q°MYIﬂBLB-d1° "Y The numb" 0! fftrmel’ Champs will be no byes. On Tuesday night on hand and on time ‘loni htm M who will take advantage of theIA. Bradley mtets W, Ph ﬂips, i jack ill-the ¢g(~‘ safety valve and tcmn-ste by vrrtue| '1')"; gnlrges m,- me gm, kw] fhwJsx. ,5. __-P_ "ed: of the new rule__l_s “pr blerna_t_ca_l. “E t: nment w'll tlcse on Fﬂdey. (Patriot .- . . " ‘m

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TIPPLE AND “CAP” STUBBS

fly lirlicino

-AN’ TO THINK l SCOLDED HIM $R HIS BANK“- AS GOlN’ TO BJY ME PRESENT WiTH \T--

TAKIN’ MOJEY OUT OF WHEN HG W A BIRTHDAY

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GRANMA H - '

one! UNWRAP rr, QUICK it l’ t

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REPEKIE-R, BUT IT C213? rainy

while their. ow-rilmi- Period:-

Scorlng_None. Penalties-None.

..

TILLIE THE TOILER -

SELF-FLATTERY.

GIRLS HAVE BEEN READING HOW-TO- LAND'A~MAN BOOKS AND THEY'RE GOING OUT WITH OTHER FELLOWS TO MAKE ME TEALOUS

VESISIIZ... BOTH THOSE ‘it

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OH,THEQE’S MR. SOG COMING TO THE SHOPa-VLL ATTEND TO HM

< J’U$T A MlNUTE NOW

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