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(By The Canadian Irons) SATURDAY GAMES Notional Hockey Lelgns

‘Toronto i Chicago I. lntemetionel Amerioln Inlﬂlo ri iol “I . ovgrbthngidili- idenoeoﬂie Philadelphia. 3 New Haven 2 s s Pittdrurgh o. C end 2 Hermey i. lesion: Unled States Ametol’ license

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the performance oi e glen hock who suddenly went wild’ and 1m Ipronto Argonauts to their sec- ond straight National tltlﬁ’ d W" I WWII . oiyhsrrie. Ont. ern oh

Buster (Red) 5 dished netive west Atlantic "oi Sea. dons shey Cubs 1 tliio-ovsgime). SUNDAY GAMES

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i charged 102 yards, paving the way ior ethird end only a few plays let- ggi he plunged over from l2 yards

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SKATERS ALL EXCITED over the MONSTER IMSIIIIEIIIIIIE BAIIIIIVAL

..I_I.,I,ESDAY NIGIiT DEC. 13TH . _ t ELAIORATE — GORGEOUS -- FUNNY Costumes, Spooks - ‘Clowns - Dsrkies- Cowboys- _ Trdmps'& Many Others MOONLIGHT SKATES — SPOTLIGHT SKATES 6—I'RIZES-6 . . OLD AND YOUNG. Adults 30c Children 20c "THE FORUM FOR YOU FOR FUN"

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MONTREAL. Dee Montreal Ceuuii even

Wings t-2 hero tonight ore a crowd oi about 0.000 tens}

The detest wes the first sui- fered by Wings since the recent acquisition o! Goalie Tiny Thomp- son from ton Bruins. Since purchase of Thompson. ﬁhe of the game's greatest not. min . the Wings bed won two end tied one.

SUMMAI! First Period 1. Montreal, Siebert (Brown, Cain) 0:55 2. Detroit Howe (Berry. Bninetesu) .

.Pﬂ'ilihiQl -Brown. Howe. Second Period

3. Montreal, Haynes 3:03 i. Detroit.

Goodiellow (Lis-

Brown) . Penalties -—Brown. Ctoodfellow.

Third Period s. Montreal. Oein (Evens) 10:-

Peneities -6iebsrt (mstohmis- conduct), ummerhill (lo-minute misconduct.)

Tony Lazzeri Accepts Post With Dodgers

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ll P) — Tony Ieueri, who obtained his release from Chicago Cubs e few days ago, ennounoed Saturday he had accepted terms to ploy eecon bees ci- BrookLys-i Dodgers next baseball h Loam legre. rry Mec- Pheii his eooeptencs oi e one you contract lifter e. long distance le- Eiggd tietions with the

klyn oi He declined to disclose salary terms but deﬁnes- cud satisfaction with the and

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player's harness. He emphasised was Joining Brooklyn with the eg- recment he was to oiey second base reﬁlls:

ciel. ieot he will 89$ beck 111g:

HOLY NAME BOWLING Big Five League

‘rs. ' J. ﬂushes 7am High single J. Hughes 304 Commercial League ts-NUI. nmi sinii c. Pines . High this: n. uocsiviii: m. Tonight at ‘I e’olu¢i;._ Comm inl ~ League: Gems vs’ Sure. Al. 9 0010*. Bl‘ FLVQ Iggy",

Down The Alleys ._

THE _ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

(C. P. by guerdinn’: Special Wirlgil NEW ‘I RX. Doc. ll-Bostons brilliant young rookie goalie. Brim- sek. hung up his third Notional Hockey segue shutout in e row tonimt es blocked New York Rangers 8-0 to widen their lead over the rest oi the league.

some was‘ oleyleati before a

Jack Portland put. the Bruins ehesd oer in the second period end Mel Patti er tallied ti-ie other tools in the line-I eienn. e vio beanie-leading us margin over

Remus in the standing three pcinns.

Brimsek played like a veteran

ut and was eiiorded effec- tive support by Eddie Shore and Jlok Portland. The Rangers play- eirieriuptheicemostoithe

Bruins scored all three tallies on breakaway rushes. Charlie Sends was inlured when he collided head-on with Bryan the game.

y . lines tor twg or thre; memes. First Period Soaring: None. Pena-It es: None. Second Period l . Portland (Pettinger) Paul/ties: Watson. Crawford. Third Period 2. Boston. H411 (Welland) 12:45. 8. Boston Pettinger (Getliffe.

Hoiiett) 15541. ’ Wei-sen-

Giants

Junior Hockey Association Is

Formed Here

Orville De-rrech of Kensington, end Miller White, Kensington. were elected president and sec- retery-trsesurer o! the Prince eld- werd Island Junior Hockey As- sociation which was formed here mm. Representatives of Céhsr-

um-

lot K inside d meiwsidzutenmesm ttendedmthe meet-

_. R. Williams. Ch-rlottstown. was named honorary president and Dr. H. M. MscKenzie, Cher- lcttotown. was -‘ vice-presi-

sn . A cup to be pres nted eseocistion winner vsas

Mr. Williams. . Eight teams, three from Cher- lottntown, three from Kensing-

ton end two from Summersiue were represented at the meeting. 1t wes beéieved that Borden would

Rangers end Abegwei . Executive of the association will consist of e re resentative of each teem. To be eigible for compet- ition in the Junior league. Teams must r ter with the association

B"!!! this ed to m and receive I EXTRA COUPONS Flt!!!

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Bprimsek Again Brilliant As Bruins Blank Rangers; Hawks Blank Amerks 4-0

Secure

In Deal “With Senators

to‘ the dorietod by r

SNAP WINLISS STBIAK

sent them e gut piece in the National Hoc-

_ league.

The Hawks end Americans ploy- meofators.

thr to

eetemd score oiten but the brilliant defen- sive work of goeiie Mike Ksnkes endmhie s tun. period mi by Mush

March sieve the Hawks s slim lean which they protected urvtil lute in the final period when their often eive again clicked for three goals.

~ dro home the

es goals end then was followed ivy Earl Seibert end Baldy Nbrthcott.

SUMMARY First Period l. Ohicsg. Mes-oh (llhoms. lev- irtsiq) 1'I'

Eenslticsfmbinson. Carr. Sor- _ Second Period Scoring:

None. Penalties: March (meior). Gal- lagher. Jerwe. Third Period 2. Chicago. Desilets (Gotteeﬂl. Blinco) 13:38. 8. Chicago. Scibert (Gottselig. Blinco) 19:29. i. chicegq Northcott (Robinson. Beibert) 19:59. Penalties: None.

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Bonura

NEW YORK. Dec. ll— (AP)- New York Giants tonight obtained first baseman Zeke Bonura from Washingzoxi Senators in exchange for two rookie payers and a sum in cash estimated at more then 820.-

deal rumored for several time New York National Les- Oerlin. e yountg iirst baseman who played wi

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Conucks Gain-h 4 - 2 Victory Over Wings

Beavers Are l Highly Rated , Hockey Club

SAINT J (OH-The n8 John Beavers hold high hopes bringing the Maritime senior hock- e title to this city for the ms since organization of the Mar- itime Amateur Hockey Association. In ell those yeers Saint John hover won even the N ck

ow. as the only cless A teen-i in

the province. Beaver are stro ly iavored to capture tile f.

harm r more than the tri-

pionship. Beavers ere handicapped in be- ing s. teem wifhout a league. Lest season they performed against Moricum. Freder ton and St. Steph- . the Southern New Brunswick oop. The raided Moncton club dis- banded this yeer after winning the mnntlnw championship twice, and ‘the southern league became de-

unc..

To offset their lack of lemme P163’ the Beavers are getting as much strong competition as they can in exhibition games. They wll have a bye in the New Brunswick play- downs. meeting the class B champ- ions oi various leagues. Ii success- iul they will then lace the Prince Edward Island titleholders for the right to play oif against the Nova Bcotin champions,

The letter province 15 expected to ovide stubborn opponenis, includ- Halifax Wolves and Garrisons,

Beavers detected Halifax Wolves

our times wLhout a loss best the

Miners once and tied ihem once

lad stopped the Garrison squad ce.

Coached Stanley Cup Winners

Coach Carroll. s. veteran in hock- ey and widely known, came to Saint John this year with a fine record. A native oi Guelph. Ont. he conch- ed Toronto Arenas to Stanley Cu victory in 191B. He has been c0 for numerous teams in Canada. and the United States, including Am- erican Association champions.

The Saint John ciwb ices a heavy team, w h four deiencemen ever- aging 195 pounds. The forwards are fest and above medium weight.

lie Dickie, a native of Camp- beliton, N, 3.. end former Mount Allison University player, is con- sidered possibly the best netirisn in the Mnritimes

Richmond last year. and Tom Bak- er, pitcher from Jersey City, to the

Nets; along with the cash. Bonurs. who is 30. be en his cer- snised with New

Orlesnsmyn i920. He played with the in 0 hed

for Joe Klllhel.

With the Nets he batted .291 during the lest campaign. h"; 33 homers and drove in 113 rims.

Big Masquerade Skate At Forum Tomorrow Night

Diverting from the usual skat- ing theme the Forum manage- ment hss announced the holding oi e memouth masquerade skate tomorrow night. This innovation should prove popular with rink patrons and s gale night should ensue.

The attendance st the $2M has held up well sndmmhslelifiager

e es more than pleased with the st- tendsnce. Skating il both recreat- lonsl and exercising end is popu- lar among old end young. For We real good time and long of en- tertainment don’t m e spec- ial program st the Forum tomor- row night.

MOUNTIES WIN HOOP GAME SAOKVILLE, N. Dec. 11 -

S, (CW-Mount Allison University defeated Woodstock senators 2B-

Surviving members oi’ inst Year's

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. 12?.‘ 8”” ‘o..“°‘.i.°°‘t‘l.t r er erry r

e Burke, Don in»... son end Colin Sherwood and leit wingers Gordon Marshall and pos- sibly Norman (Swcde Olsen.

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The lnsforte Are Matty Kelly, cit WIRE". W110 eyed inst season wi ue., and previously with Hershe ks... in th tern Uni tates League. He started his hockey car- eer at Guelph. “Bootd” Baird. centre, fonrierlg o! j-inmilutlon. Ont. He played with

1936.

J y Russell. right wing for- merly of Hamilton, who played with Sudbury wolves 0n their litur an tour and also played ior Guelp .

noun-ton "my, defence, also for-

merly oi Hamilton. l-le has played senior hockey in that city and in the Uni

tied khtetes. Charlie Ph lips, defence, native oi Torch . was with the Mar {raisins ohsmpitim Morhigtornilgvieroolns season. e wei ,rus es ins. hits hard nndgls a eding

scorer.

Bill Gulliver. left wing and cen- tre. bom at Devon. N. S. played with the Beavers in I035 end at Edmunston N. 3.. the next years. He has seen service with Deihousie Rangers, Maritime champions in 1932. Charlottetown Avbbies and Fredericton Capitals and Millionaires.

MIDGET MEETING

‘I21: following Comedies-is are re- quested to be st the Sporting Club Monday night et 6:45. W. D we J. Richard. L. McIntyre, V. srd. P. Simmons, A. Swan.

. P. Ieishtizer. R. Peppin and any others iuid seventeen wishing to try out . JAMES HERON.

er with this team

bell game of the season here Ken Homer, Mt. A. Captain and Fewer

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BASIN: I BALI. UITIER SPURI

Rangers To Play Bedvers Here Wednesday Night In First Bow Before Public

umssustmlsrswnocmusmd-nvﬂrwhllviilll ~; were supreme in the division ot Canada's nationel l!!! Ill

be revived a u» Forum Wednesdl! nlrht when the 81M 1°" 1°"

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lmilhe local tcarreis ugh not egitgcingrto; any mireci .

lookinl for a viotonnehut neither l3» Io live msufitﬁiihilﬁ that. Will. loeo or drew. they will earn some measure oi support ihr iurther contests during the see-

son. It wes not die intention oi the Rangers Io stack up eosinet suoh s. high elem teem es the Beavers mt the outset. but as they were bent on providing e ore-Christmas some for inns and other mainland teams were unavailable. negotia- tions with Saint John were ign- ve

ed and culminated with the a ment.

be s diiiicuit mine for the locals. but they are determined w give oi their best. A Packed house with tans cheering the-m on will be

MAY

early for the local team

shone of public support for the vs

S0. Mr. and Mrs. Jclm Public. do your bit by dusting of‘! the old fur cost and sitting In once again ct s. hockey game. New (sees. old memories. but still the thrills and oi hocke

iaoccitemem y. The Renews will bin-y s return Saint John Pride! nixht.

REIXIBIK. Remerteemfollo

‘ _.. 1 -».. vh-kinvix. ~

Breton . but es ncss with his iether he ltciv attached Iiirnseli with

1.00815.

Stan McCiiniick: Right W Age ‘B, Weight 155. Speedy ﬂgh winger th

who broke in wi ltoyelsotthe

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year.

Elton “Buffer” Wort-h: Lait W -—Aile l8. weight 135. The 9° end liiohttst member oi

midget

of his age In the Maritimes. Shii and diificult to hit he is elwsys e I distinct threat to .

oi’ Worth. Whitiock - em, Buffer behaves that hie oppor- _. tunities this year are brighter in ' Chni-lc-trtetown th with various

Maple Lea! one of ttho finest or w that he had ever seen in tho ple Lee: Gardens. Everet Jay: Centre-Age l). weight 160. Brainy pivot moi-i for Worth and Whslen. this year will

A thumb-rm we:-

Wstson McEwen: Goal-Age 2d, Oldest member oi the his hockey career with Charlottetown Abbies. Playeo

tihsessonod1935-3iiinDei1 ,be firstyeermoemorhockey. 5. Colorado and moved to Phyhig h“ "War with the 1mm I I) _ ohssnmions of this

Maine for the following two years Was picked m1 Ml Ste-r team for the State oi’ Maine to represent them in the New England chairw-

1o .

Harold "Had" Melanie: Goel_ Me as. weight 136. FIB-Ned Junior hookcw in Charlottetown end went to Denver tor the season or 35-30. Returned to Charlottetown the following year wiiiere he a position with the C. N. R. and has since turned down several mshiland otters.

Gordon Storey: Detemoc- 24, weight 106. Pbyed school unior

hockey in Charlotte-

Dmvcr with Mc- ' muted end

New Brunswick. He is another b0!’ employed in this city who turned

down several offers from the rnuin- I Jenni rather tihen give up n s

position. Wilfred Whnlon: H-iﬂivt

the C8419 Breton lest year with the Very dangerous player inside opponents blue line. Witt con counted on to score his shore

uiero: Centre-Ace 20

Kinnon was uttered an opportun- itytotryouitwithKensesCltyod the American Association this fell but wLehed to ploy another

tour hockey beiiore

he IQ¢ tum to Maine but as he holds e Temomible position with the Gin-r- lottctown Police Force. Wes hes de- cided to niey with the local club.

Oasis Wood: Defence- l2. wet... 210. Insured his h th reds

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mi Char Maritime Junior title. novens BEAT SEA GULIJ

B1106 918:3; with Ilie Amihe gteKlif and this fail ‘such ' ' i‘ Bill Hennon ‘ ;nm\@i;s°!_-l_

hockey mc. oi H ifax ooun d

on the Isle tom t to lift the Maritime title E don Den-ugh: 61109-58 titties...“ i3i“""“i°° B es. r. champ- ions N. B.-IP. E. I. last year. A feet 531M118 buck er. Eidie is also invaluable at breaking up 111.com. In! forwards with his poke chock. Csn also be used es cerrtre pleryer

"BE HEALTHY SKATE’

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TONIGHT REGULAR SKATE

Welter lawlort Centre-Age 2s, weigiht 170. Walter was s. atm- in Bill‘ Four hockey While still iri his teens. After the breakup q! m]; league he moved to Bawiok where he coached his team to

Tom McFarlane 8 His Band j~

a Nova.

Rmlltws are

outfit that he hes played mm since 131R Four days. He new owns his own business in Charlottetown.

of Woodstock, tied ior scoring

By J. R. Williams

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honors,_ee.ch getting eight points. OUR BOARDING HO

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