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Take Series

retained the lllsnd crown

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es after the game started. Play plsced s-nd he later turned in s b

IN THIS CORNER

with one big“ abstacis remravgfl

rrom their - , the

Junior Hockey title. Amherst 8t.

Pets. Abeswvl- so Q ‘.

i21-

' wlc m, ohn Pontiscs. in the first same 0d 8 total-zeal series to de- termine the usd, that will face Halifax 0e ans in the finals.

altlki-kik Becket-iii form

e ‘Deck 0d their ss evidenced by their smash 1m over Amherst the r

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play owns or e second straight ye‘: n M“ win over Montague‘ end

crowd of the season wi essed “B Nelle. was strnckJn the face by-

sowunc ‘ uuuuzr. wars-rum:

' Montague Club 5-3 ‘In Second Game To

Round 7-5

h encounter. Mu held? whTle hi. Int pe orinsnee. - TBMPIIIB H.531 ruisinz third

In s b Iidwlttgue veils-l were handed ut b 0m Mel Diamond of Gltlurlotle

IUMMAI! IIrIt PIlod

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ose ling tor them Sweepina. flllg“ l: *ll position e11 season long “t2 rexaincgheir ls- lsnd intermediate title. Victoria Un- ions are well prepared for deienos 0i their three province u-own. Practically the ssnie lineup ss lsst lesson Unions will make s R3

to capture this

Sussex ere sn unknown usntity here but the "Bhiretown" in he post has always produced capable sound‘. Md this one will likclv be o the

“m6 quality. So Unions csn end do expect sll kinds a: competition.

the Junior ser- lll be risls and hsve now

endeavour lame.

"Semi- finals Reached In v Curling Play

lMPhil willie iodsyin 33? m” s‘°.’$......'i~ "” “l. rink

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PM! five min- stltches were

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Rel’- go Watterworth and Knox tor-tolls?

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18.30 Penalties: Wetter-worth and Knox l. Lou Mctzod. Poole. D.

TORIA CAPTURES INTERME

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BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT

T Canucks Win Nova Scotia Junior Title

(C- P. b Guardian's Speelnl e iismilsx. Msmh 1.4.2232. Canadiens wont the Nova. Bcotls junior hockey ltle and a berth in the Maritime Junior finals hero tonight with an easy 13-2 victory Over fivdnev Ashby Aces in the second game of ii. liome-and-home series. Csusdiem Won me 11m, Kama 13-4 and the round 36-6. In winning the crown held last Year by Amherst St. Pats. Cen- fldlens established themselves as one of the highest-scoring teams over to come out of Nova Scotia

_ in any class. In six mvinclal m? z i fig.“ flflmwm MM‘ lpvlglldttlivgnfisu$fi' dailtslct titi y thud motifs.- nlukefm rolled up ioz goals. unwell’ we? matched two Montague m scored against them. the ins! period. Hanson picked up i-iu hie Littles puss at 2:02 oi the lrst LINEUP! iotlldtstrlig baniied itlbehind > ‘W191i 111185! GMwi-mma Gosiw . s. - 13w silietgllbmlzlnfile-‘Téllltdtghlék s. com- ' ' - . er s . 11g: ilgclaod: .1). j The crock semen-millennium- Bu,‘ “BMW, ,3 JhKtaox. 1.. Taylor. n. us line got down u. business in the Mum”; G90“. _ second, countering three times in “m. “azimuth. llficcgwen, be- the first seven minutes before Lake 1nd,. 1;”! l-Pmll. A. took Powers assist for the first “PM: 1“- Fraser: mull llfim’ Eildlmgcigoilusunumm the“ “m” Referee: M l Dlgm ' ' ' . m ° °““- ‘r “rewards”? ‘i.‘.’.';.‘.‘.‘l§“.i“‘......‘“

sdded another two minutes 15m, Csn diens scored four times in the th without s repl and then genus sséd Le aneombm- e s with M) eeoonlicsolleft. s! ey ‘on

Down The Alleys

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Black Hawks virtually clinch s Stanley Cup playoi! berth tonight. delfi-ilhk the Montreal Canadians 4-1 in a hard-fought guns before 9,000 spectators.

The victory put Chicago three full s ahead of the Detroit Red ings. cellar occupants of the division who lost tonight to Mont- real Msmons. Paul Thompson, leading scorer in the American division, and Roger Jenkins scored for the Hawks in the first period. After o. score- less second period, Earl Seibert scored for Chicago.

Canadians

serv ng time. home the final Chicago goal late in the final stunts.

BUMZMABY First Period ln-CIIIOIQO, Thompson (Roinnes, March) - - - 4.00 2—Chicsgo. Jenkins (Gottselil. Trude!) -— -- 15.43 Penalties - Buswsll, MscKenzie. Shill. Goupsile. eco

kchicago, fleibert

(‘mom-mom -- - - — 455 snsdiens, Willso

(Msnths, Bloke) —- — — 9.14 hicsgo. Dshlstrom

(Connolly. Shill) - - - 16.30

CHICAGO, March 10- 01110 ‘l

__Pens.ltles-—Royinond, Dshlstrog;

Miners And Battle For At New

Big Test-—-

Champions Meet

St. John Pontiacs N. B. CHAMPIONS

VS.

_The Great (In The CANADA'S

. Sensational Stirring

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TONIGHT

At 9 p. m.

i Abbles

P.E.l. and conquerors

of Amherst St. Pals

GAME"

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Hockey Glasgow Tonigh.

"it... Entrenclied u. Third Defeating Canucks; Bruins - Amerks Play Draw

SPEEDY CONTEST

NEW YORK, March 10-40?)- Boston Bruins and New York Ain- ericsns bottled thro h ‘l0 minutes oi’ fest hockey tonigh to a 2-2 tie. Bruins. lendlnl theNstionsi Hoc- lwy League's American section, came from behind "to knot the count in the second period.

The tie cave Americsns s second place tie in the Canadian section with Montreal Cansdiens who lost in Chicago.

The Bruins had to come from behind midway of the third riod i0 68m a lie after Joe Jerwasgosl in‘ the first session and Lorne Curr’: telly in the second had giv- en the Amerks s 2-1 lead going into the final sesion. Bobby Bauer's score in the first peri had given the Bruins their first

SUMMARY

First Period 1—Boston, Bauer (Schmidt) —5.2'l z-Amerlcsns. Jerws (Sorreil) 1.22 Penalties-None.

Second Period 8—Amsricsns, Corr (Chapman. Bchriner) — - 5.00

cities-Murray. Jerwu (ill-min-

ute misc nd t). Clo ° shutoff

4—B0st0n, C18. (Hollett. Bchlmldt) —- — — 8.33

Penalties-Jone.

Summary Overtime Period Beori —None.

Penslt ss-Nons.

Seven ups

Title

BLADKPONu Enfllnds-Ofllisltl- eredtoooIdstMGJBsi-nsof 311118817. upset the dope when he won the English open table-tennis

81118105 dhlmpl ndh f th fifth time. He “Qamblh oéellsft. fel- is-L? MeflsggheJlM-ll-

advice and

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(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

SAINT JOHN, N. 8.. March l0 -Buint John Pontlacs won the New Brunswick junior hockey iitic tonight. defeating Mourton Hawks 7-8 and taking the final round

B.

Alter s scoreless first pcrind both teams shot a brace m’ goal". in the second and Pouiincs count-

in the third period with Referee Jack Carroll, Monctcn. in the thick of it.

Pontiacs will leave tomorrow morninz to play the Absgwelis at Charlottetown tomorrow night in th Maritime semi-finals. The last game oi’ the round will be played here Monday niirlii.

The teams were deadlocked 3-3 at the 1'1 minute third period tonight when left wing Ouie Osborn put the Poninics one up on s solo dash. Fifteen seconds lster McCormick scored on a. pass from Garey and before another minute had passed ihc

for Saint John's slxih goal.

ing and Stanley tangled as they came iocciher in

penalty with Osborne- fm- fighting a few minutes before. flew out of the box to assist his. loam-male Agnew. who had been pinned to

the Ice by Murphy. The brought swarms oi ihn 1.5M) to the ice and w.

they closed in the referees were helpless until police qliieiori the riot. Referee Jack Carroll ivas

niuled but uninjured.

When the smoke had cleared majors were handed out In sinn- ley and Murphy oi’ the Pouiiacs and Carpenter of the Hawks. With both teams pinyin: two men short Gorey scored 25 second: be- fore the end oi’ the game.

A IUGHTY IIEAVE (By The Cnnldlsn Pressl

RD, England-Chick Rolf didn't fool when hc threw Jules

Known and liked by a 110st 0i‘ L‘. special representative, will be home to ,Top’s newest store on Saturday. March 12th.

Mr. Bradley has had many business and during his three (lay s sonally serve hismany old

personality are at your Bradley's stay! Meet. our

smart styles. Now is the time to ored to your individual measur

Kiki over the ropes in a recent wrestling match. Klki went to hiflitei with a broken leg after is on the floor.

mark in iho-

l Farr Betting

‘ Play in uis Military Badminton Club tournament narrowed down to the finals in two of three events last night when the spectators saw

st competition of

l

ed five limes in the last session. A ‘ cd hy free for all list firzhl. oenurrcri lair .

i i

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same two reversed ihc comhinaizcn ‘ i

The made pace set icmpcrs flnr- ‘ and Carpenter;

the Hawks‘ end of the rink. Mc-- Fol-lane, who was sex-vino c. malor‘

Pflllliflcs Win ‘Play Narrows Down Newldrunswick‘, Championship Round lit ' 311mm Tiuej Military Shuttle Tourney)

some oi the keeue

Taylor, 10-19. 16-9. 15-4; (Bid!!- ... sumtwmw...‘ eea . .

Jrlcnnd Dot Kirwiu. 16-9, ‘l-lb, Mixed Doubles: F. M. Nssh snd

ihc tourney. Mrs. B. Rogers. Jr., defeated J. B. Mrs. W. A. Smith. champion in Johnston and Dot Kirwln. 4-151 two cvciilr. last your, has been 15-12. 15-6; H. L. S iiiet sndldb." forced from the tournament Ra, Cudmorc deies P. M. Nslh through illness. lier place “'35 iill- and Mrs. B. Rogers. Jin, 15-6. 1S- Mrs. E. K. MacNuti. ll: (Seml-finall-N. E. HID _ The finals will be rim oif iui-s- and m. slnclsh defeated W- A- day night in ihc three events, Smith nnd Miss E. Taylor. 16-7. womenis doubles. men's doubles 15-8. and mixed doubles. Men's Doubles: (Semi-find)- (. F’. Rodger and N. B. risncoeh Results defeated .7. ‘B. Johnston and Duffy, 15-12, 12-15, 15-8: ( Women's Doubles: (Semi-final). flnall-W. A. Smi and F A I

-E. Bourke and Mrs. MacNutt deg-

fcnicd Mbses B Prowse and

Jones defeated i". M. Nash ind-I L. Splliett. 6-15. l5-fl.__15:B.

Choice On

Eve Of Bout With Baer

NEW YORK. March ilk-The parade ul heavyweights will fllnulllll! across the boards at Madison Square Garden tomor- row nizlit with Max Baer, for- mer uhampion and Tommy Farr, holder oi‘ the British Em- pire title. UN‘ principals In the l5-round main event.

[Parr is a 5 to 7 betting chulce notwithstanding he his dropped both his starts here. Most lght men pick him because he boat llaer in London last April and hrcausc lu- hns been fighting more regularly than the Cell- fornian. li will he Barr's first ring appearance since he knock; rd out Ben I-‘oord in nlno rounds In May.

Promoter Mike Jacobs tonight predicted a crowd of 11.000 cul- lomei-s and a gross gate of sp- proximately $75,000.

Farr. making his first std-rt under the managerial win of little Joe Gould who p oled Braddock to the title. probably will adopt different tactics than In his title bout with Joe Louis and his inter meeting with

RT. Help Qpen TIP TOP’S

ART BRADLE

suggestions in he