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Drillon v Scores Winning

Goal In

Overtime To

_Give Leafs Three Straight

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hi! ‘niterltl ' ‘ pullou-

' ilvflfl-IBE. W live Toronto

Maple Leafs 3-2 victory and the National Hockey League chgumignship

over Boston Bruins. It was Leela’

mice.

lhlrd straight win n. the best-ol-ilvc

Thtlw“ "M" “"1"” I'm-urine dud. ended with startling sud- deancu alter Boston twice came rmu behind in "regulation time to u,

the more on gods by Bill Cowley. the second period and Pep Kelly

like: oi the third.

Borden Defeats Traverse

To Win Trophy

Cape

On Wednesd , March 28 Borden Cape ‘Inverse Three Stars met in whet was to be e ior the Tip hi? Irophy ro ding the ice con- di om woul notwwarrent e sec- i1‘?

Tmtplanes an I sudden death

game later on. Borden won

The ice we: in poor condition but nevertheless the two teams c. last, rugged brand a!

m ‘um we w mt end close wi» the Terfipfaarllzs zo- illl ahead by one goal which was scored by Ghee. Love on o binning

M .1 th . ‘glee tom do wing

the ‘nu-ea tars one. ‘Ill

airmail-rm kins tie-if and e o: ' ~ ec e was v slow’ until the last iorur minuetg fifiii. 1m it" o mm ...... s. -.. v P *1... bell rang‘ the 1 were

First Period $530166!» O. Love (J. Detach)

‘Pcnmiizies: None. Second Period

l2. dope ‘Iraverse E. Campbell

3. 501G911, J. Dcrrach (Peiillty

Ihot) '1 :20.

mfboBox-den, O. ‘lave (D. Baird) i. Illcrden, P. Dan-sch (o, Love)

11:90. d. Borden, BJIBurch 10:26. Penalties: None. Thir

1:80

10:10.

11. On veme. B. mwu-

pe Tm lune. (E. Innis) 10:30. Pentlt "

iee. R. Oetwey. B. Me- m Mcmnis.

(Continued on page 9, O01 B)

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1o. on» Reverse r. Mcwiilisms

9'11"“ Mud Toronto's um lead in

I“ llltll‘ 800ml goal alter live min-

\. BRUINS WERE FAVORITES Heavy iavcritu to knock Leela

first wit? into oval-file.

was e that ended my? gamghgintzz: m? men started it, carrying {he pug); to Jack Portland on the 5mm

defence aside Byl Anus. who 31sec in

wWa-rd ri t “if.” ‘iii? ‘l: m“ one on ed 1;. ink shot that lei: gueler “Tiny llwoumtizon motionless. Tiny never 9 Vllfl 00ml at him through i lin me w“- P 9891‘! 0d imnt 0i.’

SELIDUT CROWD

A sell-out owd ot l6 fr: - "1 3111111! Wglrle the géwzl$e

was an old story tor three DQ110654. Lead by Eddie Shore, Bos- ton hammered at Erode. irom all sides. The Lea! sophomore goalie amped 41 shots in the cm three Periods to Thomson's 17. On both £33133 filsnhe‘ didn't! bagel“:

_v Ill X1 001.1 both tildes from within l0eieeg. g

“will”; 5°81. a, defence, Fbwler. garner; forwards, pa, n. V1410 . b5. . mm Thu su III-lazuli u

umw. . . - Bums. Chamberlain, Meta, Kelly, P81230118.

Bosto 1 Goal. Tho ; - lance, ghorc, Portlanmmpigzzrxwazgig, Oowley. sends, Ge rte; subs, s; E'."‘:;‘."...°°‘...':'

- . 111 . A. Jackson, filer. t’ Officials: A8 Smith and Bert ailery.

SUMMARY First Period Bcorin -None. Penal es: Shore _2, Davidson 2, Homer.

. omn o, on : . i '1‘ ?°°°$‘.'ii1'°'“<'§ ) 116 Penalties: None. m”

Third Period - O11 . P 5:02. i 4. Boston. Cowley (B1iore))l6:49. Penalties: None. - Overtime Period U. Toronto, Drilion (APPS. Kamp- men) 10:04. ' Penalties: None.

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Battaglia ls Rated Among Fight Greats

BY ALAN BANDAL Canadian Press Shit Writer NEW YORK, March 29-—-(CP)~

In Ben Jebyis book, Frankie mt- wsllu of Winnipeg rates as one oi the greats oi the fight gasnem, world middleweight ew maxing»: or the r. Jack Tebo, once by Battwlie. in 60 secondsmixi a mt carved up Frankie t other nqnam Jeby.... Leonard will tell you youns fishrers c! the present era. Iacl; deience....‘"th re suckers for a. fight hand," says...the icrmer Weight clmiggs) thinks 09119118110 m is as important hitting hlzu.,..it is u against a. guy like J , veteran harness horse tutorsshoork thekheads at training ulethodsg Dunbar Bost-

Bostnwick-traiucd _ cod Audrey finished Iouflll 1n t e Hnmbletoniannnmad

names titan any the business," ad

out oi the Stanley Cup playduwng Bruins went down 1-0 and 2-1 1n the first two games at Toronto.

Rome o! the series also

When Portland knocked 11m soul also. batted the uck

ington Senators’ No.

Put his official o. k._on the Joe

Bonum swap... teem

lot," said Garner, Bonura. gets the

Game ....at $100 a. sock, Zekebwttedout $1,900 worth last season...

programs Roddngham Park, loved the rsoe ies in New Hamp- s green hillsmoo when racing secretary died, his timemi

1118 ctmled the one -mi.le

ovll bearing Jim's body to Pine Gzvve Cemeteryu"

Down 771a Alleys

CIPTOWN BOWLING ALLEYS Holy Redeemer League BhcJnrocks-Jwi).

2069 Ladies high sin 1 K. H cceey 193; sgrgdles high ewe K. ‘gunm- sey

Gents high sin 1e C. Donovan Egg,’ GEfltS high

ol» 115-8019. High single E. Melanie 264 lg three A. Taylor 699. Elimination tournament:-

F519

P . Cox 8c F. Mallet et 6c . a; I. Paquett-qzdl. 8c A. Gossr-IIOO. '. a. Glow s. Mrs. Bur . Power s. F. Iimrtixi-IOBI. Pineau 6c M. stun-moo. Tonight mt 7 charm- Pirates vs. Bees. Dodgers vs. Tigers.

HOLY NAME BOWLING

4QZHHH§>f§U

—2ll4. single M. Duiiy 255.

High three M. Duffy 568. Holy Redeemer Mixed League Finals

Wild Cuis-ZWO. Doughnuis~2ii5iL Ladies high single E. 0'Holloru.n

lilfi; Ladies high three H. l Gents high single U. Blanchard

253; Gents high th

d 8.

_ C. N. R. Hotel Mixed League Canadians-mill. Ladies high sin 1e

1%; Ladies high hree A. Carr

. f Gent: high single C. O'Neill S21. Lo ell gents high three Tonight nt '7 o'clock:-

Ccmmerciul League: Angels vs. Hawks;

Back Black

By WILLIAM H. DUMSDAY Onudlm Pres sun Writer NEW YORK, March 30—(CP)-

worlgdchaizgioztlomtrgit Reded m tum as . New York Amfiausmzv not»)?

than e mlnu _ Schriner netted one (or good mea-

e second they drew even. a

his fourth in the playofis. He scor- ed three cr the A's goals m they Rangers, breakln

When Chins Johnson tailed no clear the puck out of the A's 0a.! lone eerly in the opening sen on, Roger Jenkins flipped it over to Cari Voee, who scored with ease. Nels Stewart tied the count when he slapped home Lorne Carr's 10r-

Remember When

The Clhldlan Press) Red W

championship four ego to- night when they de eoted Toronto lurk’, dedendizzg chat gone i-(goitr; game o e a series. The Detroltem 0st to Cmlcago Blank Imwics for the Stanley Cup but captured the trophy in 1m and 1W1.

IMPORTANT PROBLEMS

Prince Edward Island A culture

Experimental Station. said during n lecture to a. seminar.

—-—T SCHOOL BUS MISSING

O.P.b G rdi ' S lrllWl) ‘unclear?’ 111.1. Mia-Jif-

childreu, pupils oi’ e P nd school.

jg-QAP" STUBBS AND TIPPIE

MY LAND! i HOPtTl-IAT DOGrV/OWT (‘OME AGAIN TDDAY--WHY DON'T PEOPLE. KEEP ‘mew. 006$ AT HOME ?

MY LAND! cvcu um

Sorrel! Scores

Goal As Amerks

Johnny Sol-mil, the veteran the Win88

himsfteil’ it'd...“ “‘.'.""£..°&" B ' -0 U!‘ 0 winnin: a

m Dave

sure. Asln all three gums in their "subway" series with the

, Red Milton's men had to

tbQHe-wksagool eerlyinthenrst grind endttwesnotuntil iateln

Sorrel’ important marker was

ted the g up them-st contest in overtime.

(An Penalty: ‘Ihggggg.

‘Former Baseball

CI-IARIUITEYIOWN - Import- ant problems demuring solution in

were pasture imprcvemen, use oi limestone and the question oi weed control. B. F. Tlnney, assistant sup- erintendent 0t the Charlottetown

GORDON __DBIHDN

PWnrflng Turn Hawks 3-1

The second mums o! the best-c!- three series will be played in Chi- cago Thursday, the teams return- ing lor a. final tilt here Sunday 1i uecesazy. The winnerswiirmeet Toronto Mimic Ice-is. N-HL. cham- pions, ‘who wonmiéieir way t; the and‘ drum B ( n. I in nstrmlgllt all-mes.

Americans-Gum, ywbgmon; de- fence, Jerwa, Murray; qhapman, Carr

Wisemun, Beeirtie, Sox's-ell, u. Smith n.

Jughniso o-Goal Karmkas

° . 1 dei Seibertfgweibe; forwards mail”: March n. suils smu

y 011109011; . . McKenzie, GOWSBI , Izvinflry, V.

Johnson, Trudel, oss, De Jenkins. Reduces-Jon and Mitchell.

First Period Zi-Ohinago, Voss (Jenkins) -- 5.18 Penalties: Jenkins, Gallagher.

Second Period 2—Americans

, Stewart (Corr, Anderson) — - -l6.4'!

Penalties: none. Third Period 8—Anlericu.sfi, Sorrell (Beattie. Smith) —- - -15.52 b-Aznerimns. Schriner n) —- - - -- -19.w

Magn ate Passes

BRUNSWICK, 6a., Mamh 29- (APL-Ool. Tliiinghast L. Huston, who made more than 61,000,000 atcc-owizler oi gew Youicmlranlrces

ore re ring u. Geo a m- tation, died today. p

The 71-year-old runner baseball magrmte, as partner or C01. Jacob Rlmppen, present owner oi the world champions. was instrument- a1 in the deal that put the now- retired Babe Ruth in a Yankee uniform.

Huston pinches-ed the Y ‘ with Cofionel Ruppert in i915. Each contributed about $200000 toward the purchase oi’ the club.

ees when he relinquished his hold- irag to Ooionel Ruppert in June. 1 .

RAMBLER/S BLAST EAGLES

PiI-lllLADEll-PIHA. March 29 - (OPI-Phlicd-diphia Ramblers. sec- dsub in the eastern div-

ision oi the InIcerxmtional-Anlericen Hockey League, detected New He- ven Eagles. third piece club, 2~0 to-

vmmummvmmmcr °' '

as a. unit." said the silver-fox who

. S-cbriner; subs: Day, Gallagher, Stewart Anderson.

n

Les Patrick

Lauds N.H.L. ‘Dream Team’

BY m...» in nmlrsnuv

the Canadian Press eighth an- nual National Hockey League All- Stnr teem, today commended the “great mythical squad" selected by the sports sc/rfbes.

“Ali-star clubs are something you can not judge because you can not envision them in action

returned as mentor oi the “dream- team’ after giving way to De- troit's Jack Adams for one year. "But let any coach work with that bunch oi players ior a. while end they would go e. long way."

Exodlent Judgement

Patrick, who sww his Rangers eiimlna irom the Stanley Cu hunt by the Americans. the Manhattan rivals. Said the sports writers "showed excellent Juda- merl-t in the selection of both

‘ Mn willing to swing along with the majority," hesaid. “the team the boys picked ha; scoring

owe: all down the line and I

ve considered Tiny Thompson o! Boston the league's outstanding goalie we: a number oi years.

“With Eddie Shore and Babe Siebert on defence, a conch couldn't ask ior smnner pro- tection. Both of than are scoring threats."

Patrick remsed to chose be- tween Gordon Drillon oi Toronto and his own (Jecii Dillon, who end- ed in c tie tou- the All-star right wing . He said he would natumJy be biased towards Dillon and thought itwasagood idea to leave the s deadlocked.

"Y B Cowley k u. clever ploy er, while left wing Pa/ul ‘Ibommon, like his mother Tiny, is one of fiance fellows wh can't Ibe over-Inked. He's da erous every minute he's on theyim."

The Coach, hlmseli building e

teem cd _, , thought the react the Allwtcem was com- posed chieliiv or! voter-rum wax: o splendid tribute to experience

served as a "tine ulna-k 1dr the kids to shoot at and a. remind- er that they airways havg lots to

Arrangements Not Concluded For Tour, Claim

MON'I‘R.EAL, Mhflah 29—(OP)-- A few arm ems stall reunaln to be stralg out betore Mon.

Canadians and Detroit Red Wings embark definitely on a. Inn'- opaau tmir. Oonarlien Manager Cecil Hm said 00 ht.

Hart was ocmme ing cm a Lon- don “gummy Ammnd gim- WM. 1mm?!’ PNHWWT. 8-5 $3 B8 for the tour had been

ebed.

“That's mumvy." Hm said. "They announce aver there that the trip ls all set, and don't know anything

it owr hem. Well, as iar as we're comm-nod, it's not settled yet.

"Iihere is still the mutate;- ol $2.- wlthntnuistbedepcsitedwithour ban-k here, and iihere is mill the matter 0i’ a contract to be mp- pwved by our representative in Imidon before we g0. We won't move out or ivmntreei until these thing; my; been strmighhened out and they'll hove to be settled very soon ii’ we are to make the mp."

"Everything must be in our hands balm we sat out on a b0111- as mnibltimls as this one." the Man- ager added

Tribute Paid

Man O’ War

LESCINGIUN. KY. March 29- (A P)—United Stones turidom paused today in the midst of busy preparations ior the spring mwk wars to My f-ribuw tc its generally regarded ‘sweetest horse"--Ma-n Owes‘.

“Big Red" was 51 years old w- nlianrut he had to chem the spot-

Sevemi hours beiorc a group oi turimcn gathered to hold a. birth- day party {or Man O'Wer, a bay iiliy was fooled by Brushup. It wls coincident sihe arrived 0n her iuuous duidy’; anniversary. but she claimed more than ordinary attention because she is a full sister o1 little War Admiral.

dlwlpion throe-year-oid lastyear and comidered the outstanding

OLIEEBLMFJLQE°B

Summerside Olympics 1 Exhibition Game The Ohmtowg Junior mu- Mafia-Inlet. '

to the tune M Abbicl-— l. 2 deieue- last night in J. McDonald. W nfld. L an exhibition we. 111a {my was Joy. V. Client; iorwmh. Mchnh- I quite even lor the first wo per- em. Whltiwlr. 818641111811. E- JIY-

iods but the Simmaersictlfizs wilted R. Flannigen, M. Bowling, J. 1

1 p "windy" ,p1ey- Hunter, . Rankin: flur- Jif; witnenvflls o1 ias was the s. Hon. Hickey. sumvnn. backbone or them at m as“ he Sign De - n. W

bl ted his way rough e rd- e summl-ryl

trifling Abbie rearguard. McEach- Fill! P6105

ern was h scorer ior the even- 1-01 1M. 136183180 mg with ighgouls and S assists. (89:32) ~50! pegghan was quwmndm for the 2—Abbies, “Bait-lock (Roach). 8N losers with 3 goals l. assist. 3—Abbies. Mclkch lilarl Arsenault handled the whis- (Whiflwli he, 4—1Ahb

Olympics Open Scoring

mam. odopenediast ve—-——,—--—-. with <€i.;'.‘i"‘“>" Dam“ H!

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Iangfl] m; Nd w; ‘i-Abbies, Eechem — —- —-‘ fzlo-seelg-ixliutshot. As gocuegt later Penalties: None.

Windy raced through w in! it goal Third Perl“!

mouth pass that Deighm made no li-Abbled. Bricihfllwm

mistake m . m. assault kimhltlock. Roach) —— -$»'% t Whl ~ B. R0001!

$11.2 ‘iii! 1 up whegoetee m“; . Mcmchemi -Ill

puck pggt (Wm scrjmble in front 01 the Olympics lW-Abbiéd. E- J net. Less than a minute later . McEaohgm pm. the ouulomwwn- n-oiyvwlu. W e ' ‘enrgmoligsklront wheghlle fired halal; 1 (Ddfllfl-Il. H088 - -— ~54‘

‘s pas. a game #4517186.

plenty oi action as the ddeucee (lMhcEaci-rern. Roach) ——-13 showed a. liking and m ability to lkdbbiee. Dowlins —- — —14~

no in; tiflchecks.W1i.b1Iv-\Al=bifli. —-—-—-!5-=l 5% °’a’f€§'§§i thmnscorlnlmook l (W‘edce‘m' > -~w ' e g . — - - lorwthe fire-z‘: at 3-1. ie-s, E. J - —- -- ~16 Delghln nun Scores < ' )- - - - 41.1

wififlfiim“ '°°‘.i.”‘.i..°”.°.‘é“¢.lfi » u heme and n got his v

1.. n. Falcons Blank Chat/lam ' 5-0

tool: Dowlings pass-out was; e , . Three mimics lctc »-—-—--< Mclhchem bcttedinalooseptlck . tomake it 5-8 for the Abbies. The ympi missed their

v . The Abbies’ ‘ e attacks be- gantcclickinthehhirdperiod. otllhelr At 234 Mcllhtthem tnOk a. dmlble pas i? Vmitiocghsud £01.01 to . aim-t ee. e com- bincdegaoixiwrat 6.2 with Roach ‘IIOQIIDXY Mmume wining flashinztherediight. nJaytook mvcroonccded MacDonald's pass to . cwlin-zwmi-tsmv m n.1,.“ "m. m... n. ... . . ~ n an e sncv - Again e drew iih ' Weller

the letters abound. th e series Abbies nipped in goals be- night. fore the Smnmemidem could reply. e wus by mock with SYRACUSE DEFEATS ' assists going to em PZITSBUBG ‘

by Dowiing unassisted. 15.47 SYRACUSE. N. Y1. Menil

the Olympics got their final w! (QP)—-QYEI;(IJGB ,

when Wedge handed Deig n 3-2 in aver- Btecleb puss to give the snort ime tonight. n the opened tor-wand a chance he did not miss. playoffs in the western divlidrn E. Jay dame back at 18.28 lmos- at the ‘ptemaiiomal-Amexlkan slated to beat Boates. Grant eng- Huck? mlfigllm fin

ed the scoring for the game c.1- 99°91!

11.46 when he rifled home Dow- “"1519"- “fy .W““ P“?

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