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lguzvloze R 0 YALS WIN OPENING

IN THIS BURNER ’

Fredericton Capitals managed in sou-ewe by Moncton Seniors last light to advance in the Maritime senior playdcwns against the Ls- land champions the Rangers, but. whether or riot lccal fans will ever see the Freiziericion team perform here this winter was very, very doubtful last night.

I l O O

And all because of what hasbsen feared icr a long time is about to happen. Rangers are shy, and ‘vary shy of cash and late last night the management of i-lle squad were racking their brains trying to get avigay Cut, with little prospect in e sn-ce.

Q I I I

No matter what they have tried it always has seemed to turn out the same tray-fail far short oi ex- about the only filing left now is for all tliose wishing to hep the team out fin- a:1ic’ally' to do so by tonight some time. The game is scheduled for Fredericton on Wednesday sothere Isn't any time left. If you want

to help the team don't. delay.

t l O U

Should it come to puss that Rangers will be forced to default aftzr struggling along all year waiting fcr the playoffs it will oer- tainly and quite definitely mean the end of senior hockey. Next year no one will worst to attempt the undertaking and the game is on such shaky foundations at the

resent time that a year without t and everybody, even the boys who are trying to carry on now, wiiljustpassitctfassbsdmem- my o o o a

It was thought all along that rein as k is 'hat the outcome will be pends en- tirely upon the generosity 0! l-hflw who wish to have the team carry on. Not a big sum is needed but there is only a matter o! l2 or 15 hcurstcdomsoifyouwish help dolft dials.

Jtmior Royals came fluouflitfieir fimt, battle flori- Island funior s11?- nemacy safely but not without re- ceiving stern opposition f slu-prisinzly m (two

Negotiate Louis, - Galento

Title ~Matich

Ron Hudson Going Strong

For Providence

Press) burst of Reds fea-

mghe fol-trier Halifax Wvlveflfle picked a weék whenhiost 0f U? Maritime stars were oolmz littk 0 fatten their averaflefi. "W111"? his d three asslsls 6011M m; s jump from firth olwr l0 leadership in the standinas. 11¢ nmv has i3 locals. and 14 55515-5

f l‘ 2'1 D0 .

OBert Connolly, former Hawk and now with Srmnufwl r went, pointless diudlul‘ the Week-

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THE RECORDS G A

Hudson. PIIW. Connolhr. 317M118. rwood. Prov.

. c1 Kelly Pitt Get-lifts. nsi-iili.

o-n I4 v-n-n-l r-enflin-unztlao4cba

the tam bow.

Bill B-rehaut put up fine showman and although not niacin»; in the first three were trons factors in inu- npg 119R. 1Q t? the fl-nildl.

oil?! miter s. lsriiliant season with Glace Bay Miner's in uislmoswmmiégl; Ififlllll. egsckis Kane

exit over y"! with plans already beins llfldifwflll to bo even better next. season.

"And it is certainly W“ big" they slated. Almost 9V6’! game than wo srmind three thousand tors, with thehi - light reached in the playoffs w over five thousand crammed their way into the‘ final‘ ericwnter.

The whole of

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Ray sts IM W". "W" ~

Down The Alleys

OHTOWN ALLIYS City Denna

maxi-aim.

C. McDonald U0.

W. MnNeill 175.

Jimmy’: Hick slnsib Hldh three

For June

my Gayle Talbot. Associated Pros! Sports Writer)

MIAMI BEACH. Fla“ Feb. 11- The anticipated oha-mplncship Louis and Ton. June appears to be in the but. awaiting only the formal sn- nouncement by Promoter Mike iliacbos Wednesday to make lit of-

cial.

After two huddilcs last xiiklit and wday. Mike sent out wold he would be “alt home” i0 the Dress at 10:80 s. m.. Wednesday. and expected to hand out some intercstlnfl news. From another SIUPCE, almost. as vitally concerned as Mike in the protect. the word was that the thing practically is set. The contract will call for boob to defend his title against Gal- etito ‘somewhere in the United States" in June. the site and ex- aot date lo be set after promoter Mike has learned whet-her any cities other than New York are irreatlv interested in bidding for e bout. That. of course. vrlndow-drcssintz. and the fight will be held in New York at one of the hall parks. . Enzalzerl in the conferences here are Ptoinoters Mike Jcaoba of New York and Hex-than (Muasy) Tay- lor oi Philadelphia: Joe Jacobs. manaazer of the areal. Colonic: and Sol Strauss of New York, who is Mike's personal attorney and a nearest at drfiwlllil uto fooHJi-cof boxiniz contracts,

Taylor EHMZTS the picture be- cause he holds a contract giving him exclusive ritrhts to Galento‘: services for five years. Joe Jacobs Rave it to him summer in an unguarded moment because Taylor lost a. lot of money when Galento came down with prreum-cnia and was unable to 2o throuRh with a fizih-t in Philadelphia.

‘That contract has held up the match. Taylor. naturally. wants his cut on tlhe biz flaht. and he and Mike have battled for itw or six lonv hours about how deep u out it's 201m: to be.

PeggyWor-thy, Mayfield _B0y Win Classes

Pexiy Worthy anTl Mayfieid Boy

had too

Stanley Racing Stanley River Feb. 21st winning their 0.88868 in straight heats as the largest crowd of the season looked on. With the track in great condition murderer‘;

oi

with the winners having to their best in every heat. ._ ‘i_ There were four starters in Class C the first race called, P Worth . Leona P., Star Beout Oma iri. The four raced team the first heat with the mare win by a. neck from (ma P. in a driving

Beauty at Peg ‘s

hes t Gslervto newt

simlc P. MoKinnon bldh three P. Maxim. little H. Laptborn 8M. three P. Mohmh ‘T15. HOLY NAME BOWLING H; For Loans

All Stats-MW.

Candi-Ni‘.

Iiidh single V. Pholu 311,

Hill: tihree V. Pines/u Mil.

Ladies rum 7M: ladies

11021654. Gentlhhh Gentshith

Cmmerolsl Mano

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Hawks-MM

Hidb smile Keith Acom m.

I-fidh three G. Gillls 738. Tonight at ‘I dclook:— Commercial :

‘fun-lip Boa-loom vs. Alerts, At 8:80. Boats vs. Style Marts.

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2

In 'had l. litt

try nod Girl who went a good heat. always ‘ ‘wfldim second h t in e ea lo bit (>00 mu “tombs others in another close finish with out Leona P

for the v d heat. Star Beauty threatened to take the third heat but a driving finish legal’ Ky Brain sew her come under re in first tar Beauty second 135m Leon .

.s.ss .Aiso glth Mayfield BOY

eat an i; one. race a the way with Princess Scot furnishing the opyitimi in the flirts two heats to s winner and Belini Jr.,.after finishing in fourth glue in the first two dashes, oom-

iz fast in the final quarter to cop second pfaoe honors.

Another race is scheduled for to- day with Allie Burnam and Joe Louis meeting in a match race for a. side bet. In addition to the match race there will be three oth- er classes raced so racln: fans are assured oi a good day's sport.

‘ summer Peggy Worthy. Warren Berna d

Mons P. r Star Beauty, Keating Oma Girl, Johnston

Class D vlnyfleld Boy. Cole Princess Scot. Biggar Betty Worthy. Tayor Beiini Jr.. Corbett

Officials

Starters. Bernie Hynes and Wal- lace Farris Judges. A. H. (Fiuppell, Dan

Donald. James Homers, Prank - nerd.

Challenge ' Accepted

scientist W... reg-fit

e€l to s for the Q dImNMI-h . , Binsed JPHeruIl. llsr.

OIIALENGI

fight between 0e M

is for; forwards. L. Manhood. D. Mac-

w

5-4 In

squad ed-BM 0W on ue, -_ a. Montague last night the first, game of a 1101110- andJhome total-goal series for the Island Intermediate championshi . The victors rapped in two go

in the first Eericd and three in the. second to ta e the game. Montague made a bid in the third canto

Victoria hocgtvllt

hockey display

blocked the gcal-mouth.

One of the largest crowds of the

season witnessed the game.

The Montaizue team were minus

the services of Fred MaoKenzie,

ace forward, and J. Fraser, de-

fenceman.

The second game will be Dlayed

at Victoria Wednesday,

The lineups:

Victoria: Goals, Lord; defence,

J. MacLaan, L. MacLeod, R. Mil-

Leod, J. Knox, H. Bette, L. Taylor. (B. Macllcozl, su -

Goal. Mcbelllin;

fence, J. A. McDonald, Gaudet;

forwards, Poole, MicKlrxon, Mc-

Lead In National League

Mounties Turn Back Saints T0 Win Title

BAOKVILLE. N. 3.. Feb. 27- Mounm Amscn University won the New Birunswick-Pninoe Edward Island intercollegiate hockey cham- pionship n Lzlit by defeaitlnn a fast-stepninr. Si. Dunstasfs Unl- verslty team from Charlottetown

M; Truro Saturday Mount Al- lison will defend the Maritime title aitainst Acadia University In wnlirhrl/s scoreless first per- iod st. Dimstans speedy tight- fiaylng squad held the powerful ountles in check while breaking away frequently to give the Mt. A. goalie a livm time. Both net- mindcrs made spectacular saves. Gallon-t of St. Bullet/en's open- ed the scorinir early in the sec- ond period shortly after Cunhinil- ham of the Mt. A. defence had been sent to the lien. He broke awav on a solo dasih and scored on an easy shot from lust inside

the blueline.

Witih nor ordered to the penalty box. DesBrisay and Chalm- ers went through fcur Island players in a nice mnbinatioh play and netted the equalizer Des- Bnwy making the ma of the 13 minutes ' parts‘. saw bo-tih teams fiahtina» to break the tie. Goalie Connolly saved’ his team durimz Mt. A.

ves.

Chalmers broke the tie eerily in the third on a. pass from Mo- Calimm. play was carried over the blueliae by Chalmers Play continued fast and both teams Rive all they had. With lea than two minutes to m Johnson on a pass from Eraser put the mine

on ice. The lineups:- . Dunstmrs: Goal. Connolly: defence. Himains. Gallant. Hen- ; fomumuifliCoyle. “gainer. an, Innis, MacKinnon.

Mt. A.: Goal. Baker; Cunninitham. Wlhihtnker. tosh: forwards. , Kennedy. DesBrisay. Johnson ‘Brae-y.

defence

McCa-llum, Chalmers.

SUMMARY First Period

No score, Penalty: Msiciiiinmn. Second Period

' 1. st. Dunstarfs, Gallant. 3:36. 2. m. A.. DesBrisoy (Chalmers)

7:14. Penalties: Oumilnwlwam. ‘Irainor. Whittaker. ainor

Third Period _ a. m. A., cashiers (MoOaIlum)

lfm. s. Johnson (Pruner) 18.54. Penalties: 81mins. Tracy. Cun- uinnlmm. Gallant. Olmlmerts,

__.___._.__.._ REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press)

The Canadian Busby Union rules committee adopted the" forward pals at o meeting st. Toronto eight y ors ago todoy. The move follow-

yesrs of discussion on the sub- ject and led to opening oaths Canadian , some and impo tlon oi many Its-rs, from United States ‘in suoceedlntygars

ROY ‘vow:

Unions Defeat Montague. I] Opening

For In termediate

Blake Increases Scoring

ts»; “was y;

md-uu

Game

Title i

nald.- , Martin, Prue . D0 “ma” Wooten-worth.‘

Referees-Isa, The stunnlmry: Pint Period

1—:Iicloria. Les Maoldod 2—Monta.g'ue, W. Martin

(P. lfinser) - — — — -- 11.50 3-—'-Vicloria. Betta ‘

(G. MwLeod) _—- — — — 16.40 Penalties: None.

Second Period 4—ViCtOl‘in, D. MlATAOd

( B-Victoria. J. MaoLeod o-Montazue, L. Poole

(MaoKinn-on) -- -- — —12.40 'l—Vlctorta. L. 'I‘aylor

(G. M i, - - - - mos B-Montague, P. Fraser

(L. Poole) —--- — — - —16.46

Penalties: None.

Third Period

9-Monta.gue, L. Poole (Fraser) 5-30 Penalties: None.

(By The Cuiadian Press)

MONTREAL, Feb. ZW-Spearhead of Montreal Canadiens‘ attack as U183’ shake oif the cellar mud and head into a playoff berth Hector (Toe) Blake also is attendli un- °blTIBIVQW t0 the buslnem o iat- temni; his own personal record s- mofls the National Hockey League scorers.

While the l-labitants were mov-

first time season. the tenacious ieft-wlger uring the past week RIB-MS ill-in three points to widen by one his margin over the g gig mi llsn lln P0 n ll

official league statistics ut '. three up on Sweeney er of New York Americans. r Blake was held goal-less during the week, but he gathered upthrec of 1'1 goals and

this d tn

Elli“ “Efififd “sFmM n3 goa ass him ahead of Gobtselig and ‘Ibmmy Anderson of Amerks, tied at 34 apiece. and Byl Apps of Toronto Maple Leafs, who slipped back into flit-h place with 5J1 B-SQPBQMe of 33-

xoal-sattes A‘?! Roy Conacher, Boston Bruins’ sen-

Leadizig are Shibicky of New York th 19 scoru.

A three y for leadership in assists. Schriner. Anderson and Paul Haynes, who centres Blake and Johnny Gsgnoln for Canadians, each have M.

Red Hornet, Toronivs perennial badman goesonamonatthe head of the penalty parade. 21c has served 09 mimrws, l3 more than Art Coultar of -__

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDING

$$$::8£w- essssses qwaqoaufl asgasfiia §§§=§as’ essence?

Wolves Defeat Valley Champs:

(By The Canadian Press) .

HALWAX. Feb. 2'7 -- Paced by Wlnflmln OPEN . Halifax Wolves, Eastern Hoe ey league champions, scored a 6-2 victory over Annapolis ‘Tigers, Valley Leo- ilue winners, tnnight in the iii-w mine of a home- -home Mal- oai series in the Nova scotissemi Bligh scored three of the Wolves‘ souls and on

the Jlmimy for-ti proved too strong for the . Winners of the series will m the Sydney-

o i n

l victory

was-rt No can. uonrs-r

. Jerwy-tozz-Pro- Dlllilil l 15W

T0‘ Lead Over A Ex-Maritimers

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Moncton Team Defeats “Caps ” But Lose Round

u’ m’ fl- 1Q

4. The aontyesTt-s were in tlim one of the Provincial hock- ” n ton tum will nut meet Chl-rlottniown Bun- gen.

Drillon

Adds

(By The Canadian Pres!) MONTREAL, INTI. 2'1 -- Tommi. Maple Leafs scored two zoo-ls 111

weekend. and

Gordie Drillon ed

ease his the former Msritimers the National Hockey

onliigoals

n. two-

ing out oi the basement for the Mm

Chicago's Johnny w

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Millionaires Defeat Traro

The Canadian Press) , N. 8., . . ydlnleyi milionalies. Cilipo Breton League aim-m one. coma

to some glues third

(

and overcome a fight- Trluo Beams/ts 4-2 in the first game of ha totsLgool series ‘ is. senior hoohey

mcnd meets Earl Stanley and a xood lmtob is expected.

Bill lawlor was referee last nidlit while Albert Kaye was mark- Ql‘.

Acadia Wins College Title

sn tbe silkis1yacgllss‘ to carry toll 1i ts

bu‘ r-

h ohs-miel islandisnd ‘l?

WRESTLING

tcAM

[Three Goals plin Third Period

Give City Teom Decisive Margin For" Second Encounter

Whipping

being forced the middle chukker after the teams had Played a scoreless

opening session, gained a hockey champion meraide Capitals the second game w Thursday night next.

Lmklm the

Wwk

of their nevertheless put up fight all the way in the inst final period that they break throuirh to earn

was only

utegoflihb nnnaiedto

rasteetaslnes Di

the Western

the runninq all the way. 1th th squads

uoir of

semlo

mkmthlfllfilnzi‘ gwmarker- u the were‘ toms menu

still a bell, rt M011‘ hOWQVlOT

chnkher. A minute and 55 seconds from is the

name goalies it was the rest

froth s

GVUH

the drive

chard

Roach

3

5. 6 8:29.

LO

Dorothy stalled Gfllid be run

thooount later with

Morrison.

ads-sis Corbett, , ‘Irsinor. Bllwqulere. Joy, McLeod.‘ . Whitlock. Referees: Piowse. Arsensult.

SUMMARY First Period

No Scale. Penalties: Jsy. Month. McDon- ald. Woods *

N

D9

tea-m into tihe lead end of a scorinz pie-y with ‘lrsiuor and Jay who imdmgieh moved

as Clmrlic e from the

fence. Ellis. Glow. - forwards

l. 081914015. Olow (Weddé) 1:55. 2. Royds. Ricsch (' . Royals. Wlhi Js) 11:30.‘ hols, Hogan 14:11. : McDonald

Rbylls. McLeod (Jay) 5:16. . B09836 Blscqulore (Whitiock).

‘l. Royals Whitlock Thginor) 16:46. -

Thl

I

Kilstar Takes Fcfzvorite Role

NDON’, Feb. 27--(O?)-—-Mi!

three goa

ilsh id team- .” -" Caloltols

McLeod. line fed that

M?‘

a 1T thieflflyfl

enice tion forward line for 1m nil-ht‘! Ill!!-

But Capitals Nllin left the loo on terms with

Hi w. Hanan. Arsensult. : Goal. Davis: defence.

' forum-eh

Poirot/s favorite otfmini Msmh

three goals into the Summerside cage an" to divide four goals with their opponents iii

Charlottetowlfs Junior Royals last night I lead in the first game for the Junior ship of the Island by defeating the Sum. 5 to 2. Royals will carry their lead into hich takes place on Forum ice here on

Dates Set For Boxing Ch’ships

Amateur boxers of championship cslire from as far west as Vie. toria, B. 0.. and Sydney, Nov; Bootia. in the oust will uuiiii-r st Montreal in April “to battle it National Champion-

A. A. U oi Canada.

i

a stubborn and it fifteen min-

ayed past years

Q 6801i in i116 neither team could

but scoreless butts at was a differen! in the boxiniz omnia. tion. John ladle. Hon has off

aieowlflied .Bec.AAli. i aofifid

l0!‘

rwesmtative box ' ~ this 1939 championship tourii

- will b0 competition. u cfthsCrescont A.A.C.vili every effort to make isii

he of the biwizcct ever lldil

the Dominion. The classes to be dfilllded m 111 lbs" and time‘. tsmwe . 118 lbs, and “MK.

Seven minutes s first - took sent

beinz 0n the

in up the f therwei 12s lbs ‘w’ WWW" 1311mm m lbs "ti? held m i

. apes: n! "n attack biased s blueiine that boa/t

for this meet ' 90m, 1909. Anyone desfi

Bmich, A. A. U. of Canada, P. 0. Box 52. Montreal. P, Q.

Lower Freetown’ Captures Trophy‘

Although shutout 4-0 in the sac- Lower Freetown Icridlf

game Mptlimd the Tip Top meme ey (retested Bed- ue on the round by a total some ult of Freetown}! open-

hard all ihe nv to overcome the five goal deficit but their hard working efiorts l- vailed them mughv when they I“ 000 I081 BhOrt of tying the serlfl

“in- i?

Second Period McLeod) 4:26. Animus . (Tremor. Iswiclgce Budsbury. J fiery urn , F‘red e . gages’, midst Gallant. forward!- Mr. Fred Moysc was the W?!’ d- iioient referee- 5

_.__.____-- sn roiuwialrrm l, SUSSEX B . N. n. Feb. i6- ntmt of a two-Mm’ final series for the New Brunzd h interim . ‘ hockey till“ ""1 I 4-3 v" ory over Cape rdoypnll

I! W“! n1 a

rs Psi-toil

(Blscqul , _ a" The first

wdrl in Queen"

Kilstor was toudlht for

Steeple Chose iistAinhroo

m. the