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Leafs Slight Favorites FAgainst Black Hawks In Stanley Cap Finals

All American Team Still ls Ma jor’s Goal

' (By Sidney Gruson,

ail’ Wrliergﬁ TORONTO, April 4—Af r what everybody said, it hardly seems possible that Chicago Buick Hawks and Toronto Maple Leafs will start- a best-of-five series for the Stan- ley Cup hcre tomorrow \£llt.

It's hard‘ to figure which is more surprising—seemg Hawks or Leafs in the llnal for hockeys highest honors. But there they are with Enstnn lBruins, New York Americans and Rangers and Mont-

CHICAGO, April 4--"'hey laugh-

ed last ye:.r when lvra; . Fredelck real Canadlens looking on, rob- McLouglilin said he'd make his ably surprised as anyone abou the Chicago Black Hawks m, an- way the annual National League

Pnerry-go-round has resulted.

Hawks Trudel charley limping

Alnejlcan hockey team.

And when the Hawks’ owner re- nounced that pan at the sart of this National League season, the, home and Mush March oritim were loud in their I-told- fioq l blidly-brujgggd m“ you-so's. Hockey is Catiadirs game, they said. and the United States Series Schedule

The series will get under way

A little _h0:key iveary, Iarrfved today with Louis .still suffering from a

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' CHARLOTTETOWN coluioillm

iQuebec Acesili/ZHL. Unlike Baseball

From Flyers

MONTREAL,

bail stamp, tear its hair and argue to high heaven on the comparative merits of the American and Na.- tional Leagues. Big league hockey carries on without the problem 0t

By JACK CALDER Canadian Press Stall Wﬂtil‘

MONTREAL. April. 4 -- Quebec Aces, in a. free-scoring corttest with Cornwall, smothered Don Penma- tom's Flyeis 6-3 tonight to take the ﬁrst game of their beet-of- three eastern Canada Allan cup final. Comtvali scored first but Quebec knotted the count and blond Jack O'Connell, veteran Ace winger, drilled the winning goal in the second period.

Flyers sped to a skating advant- age over the big Quebec Province champions in the ﬁrst and third periods, but in the 2nd Aces turn- ed on a. high-geared, systomatized offensive that rolled up four goals and left. the lighter Ontario club badly disorganized. The first per- iod ended with the teams tied 1-1 and Flyers outscored the iidnnms by 2-1 in the thild.

Second game of the beat-of-three round will be played Wednesday in Ottawa, where Cornwall won

team. The frenzied debate stirred up by contentions that the Amari- can league plays more attractive ball than the National doellft find a parallel in hockey, where a. two- dfvision league control the show. The record tells the story.

THE GREAT LIVIILEI

The playoff system-with ltl ad- mitted faultl—is the National Hoc- key league‘: great levcller. It somehow tars the big, stamped- teams down to the size of the little fellows who have been carry- ing on all season with make-shift Lineups and a lew prayers.

would have to wait awhile before’ pm” plays” in D N‘ H’ with Leafs lukewarm favorites on n‘ p“ the stremth 0' their three t l m; Maybe. though, the Major islmut ofPBostén m thgslerzg _ sneaking over a lust one. He hksfchampyonship clash The Segouxfd seven United ‘States-born plﬂyBfSlgamg W111 bylayed here ‘Thurs- on this current club-and theday night, n the teams move‘ llaaiks have arrived for a world to Chicago for a third game Sun-' tuampinnsillp series with Tcronlo 011v night and a. murtil. if neces- kaple Leafs. wry, next Tuesday. I! a filth game is needed it will be played in Tor- n‘ STANDOUT ROLES lonvtignnext Thursday. April 14. lshort

lhglio forget hockey for a

When cnlcllgo defeated New B.“ Steam’ o§°“g,ifgggg“gi;g°i,fg Yok Attica-lions in an overtime men tucked away m may hmep thriller last Thursday to even their the‘; took Mrs. Stewart shopping. o int-final series, hree United " eve got a_ good, hard-fighting’ States stars played ‘standout roles “lubﬂlvhlch Wil let Leafs know in the victory. "scoreless wonders” iiley" l" I 0001(9)’ Slime," Stew-y cf the schedule, Hawks have been gggnflggnmented b11671!’ o" HEW)“ the surprise team of the playoffs. From‘,,,.e_ston 0m where Luis

- ' a o am , ' manager. Bill stewaiu. look like a gcullciecga wgrninogacthat will.‘ master in his .irst season at the layoff sllnce gm Boston series mayl helm, ave ta en e edge off his league Cum. UMLiSJ-onh voted we Wm- clianrpons. He predicted the series irl-‘zs hos. rookie in a poll of sports “(Zalgyggeggilrthgaiitllllﬁgg Pgfslbly fig;- , ‘ - q e up e xmﬂg‘ Pllemld m the winning goal way Hawks have-against teams 0.1 a pas‘, mm Louis Trudi Even I more bri izmt wa Mike Karakas “Mich finished higher m-the sched- _ ‘ -~ v _5 - ule-must have something," Irvin who cCQPGCl his second shutout of Saki “we're m; flgurmg on an the Stanley Cup series in ‘he face set ups" y

of Americans‘ furious onslaughts. Aside from being a "time rid. All tilree are from the United zeta’ at the waif. Leafs were re- smm; “Mme West ‘par d in perfect condition. lvlain

This one instance down-t give casualties of the Bruin series.

the lie to the fact ils most of the galley Jackw“ ‘md Jimmy 99w‘

credit for Hawks’ improved showing ‘ this season belong to Canadian vet-

!‘ WETC ['9 ZOVOTBG.

erans like Earl Seiberl. Paul , Thompson, Mush March and Johnny Gottselig. It must be re- Henry Plckard

mcmbered, too, that Stewart farm- ed out two American rookies, Oscar, Hanson and Vic Heyliger, early in‘ the campaign. Yet if Itiiajor McLaughlin wants Toufney to go on a. small rave over his United States players and add a lnrge pat. on the back for Stewart, ~ _- there won't be much comeback. g'§f£.‘_1cig§ Q‘ 011d wieyvc come through in the clutch- 1n hiasﬁacrhuééi‘ y save a mcrougm es more often than this. ‘foggy eghilblitllon thofsfmt-Ailiirénhlig l e a use National Golf _T_Olll'I1&lIl€l1L_ over a star-studded field tllllt included Thc other four U. B-born per- ‘ﬁglifliir“mglxilreog°ne$ JR. T091100 formers-Doc Romnes. Alex Le- ' i)‘ ~ -. , » Tokiilg the lead after 54 holes, vrliléky. Roger Jenkins and‘ Carl “he amyeapold plofesiional gave \oss--lia\e becii highly ielialme _ , ,. . . _ H‘ vk m I‘ the “rash par a two-stiolio lining on his final “"00 f‘ DE‘ Wt mi d] round to take first place and $1.500 drive tint. belt etroi out o r mm a WW1 C; 28D’ three mder place. WillPn the -talk of United par and two ole-ins ahead of me Sfales contributions to Chicago! nearest opposition lineun S§l1l‘LS,lt lkely will be pcinf- Llehthorse nal-ry Cooper and ed out that Levinsky, Voss and Ralph Guldalii, the National open Jenkins learned their hockey in clwmblnn. both ct 011-01180-11111-‘0100 Canada bu, me Major Wm“ 18g in a tie for second place. Their m“ boner mm iinal-roimd 71's s. stroke under i“ ‘up’, v 1131.,‘ m “op the Mm standard figures for the course,

y y gave them totals of 287. Avlllvgmlclgvxggiuﬂlik if!“ Jones ﬁnished in a tie im- iotin

. place at 297. Hawks sci by Americans with o. Ros (Sandy) Somerville, mn- Dahlsmm mid Company EH11 5W1" don. Ont, former Canadian and ring, he should start any time.

United Stat/ea Amateur Champion, LEAVE ON TOUR TODAY

MONTREAL. April 4-—Montreal Canadians and Detroit, Red Win55 cf the National Hockey League will louve Movftrra‘ tomorrow night for the Maritime Provinces where they

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Hockey's Stanley Cup series gives six teams a chance at the world championship, six teams which have been meeting pile another all season. No matter how bad a. slump it hits. a club has merely to stay out of last place in its four-team section to reach the playoffs. Base- blue-line most o: the night and “ll- °“ {he 0m" hwd- P118 W0 drove back w Ewe Uoyd pen-as a teams from different leagues trying time 1n 15-13mm net, 131g against one another in the World Jack O'Connell was the only mem- series and all the others lust quit bar‘ of the winning team to score Dlﬁlﬂ. ca. at the critics shout at hoo- Flycrs thrilled the hundreds 01 key for is the fact that a team Supporters who had some tho 75 may battle its head off all season miles from Cornwall to help make w reach ﬁrst pane the“ lose out a“ arenadammmg cmwd °f “w” in the first round of pla of hil than 10.000 by scoring ﬁrst in an . y " w e opening period that they dominat- algemsirgfgxlﬂmg 83M“ 50°‘ P“ m ed almost completely. Alb. Mac- e e5’ P- Donald ﬁred home Connie Brown's pass to send them away in front lul W0 mil“? latertLluld Mo‘ 7h u H L on mil. that nyre even he coun -. e . . , reg " M'- The score remained that. way gumerlt and point to the crowds, until the second period when Aces which pour through the turnstiles out on their some winnins spurt While the fights for ﬁrst, second gllgersmhagxemiaclklialihgegsim‘ titty‘: and third places are going on. And tiglliyt Quebec defence, featured by ‘lei? on Dismal: wkzge the, {m}? goalie Alec Bolducls brilliant saves, J m e are“ r e payo held the Ontario team to two games‘ < goals. twghlaearrlnoctlixarlizalgxslhigaﬁeillﬁs 0:23

won last Tuesday by Toronto Maple Down The Alleys

Leafs with a third straight victory HOLY NAME BOWLING

its way into Allan culp send-finals Saturday by downing the powerful Falconbridge Falcons. Quebec en- tered the current round by knock~ mg off Moncton Maroons, Man'- time champions.

Strength all through the lineup won for Aces, who niet Don Pen- niston's fleet forwards at the

DISBEGABD ARGUMENT

over Boston Bruins. The catch there is that Botson defeated To- ronto five times in six meetings during the interlocking schedule, which sends each of the American Division clubs against one another

dominance of one league or of one big

Commercial League

Insurgents-Wild

eight times and against each of

Wi " 0Pe"0' Wot TroabledByDominarice Of One League‘ Or Club

April4~Lot bane-

theCanahiandivhbncldillh times

Butinﬂialtltindotmuviﬁtkol the moat beautiful-and remuner- ative-Jaature at the plby-O-ifl- Th! uncertainty they create mahoo for business because the fans love it. The plan seemed so sound to the International Baseball League and the American Bawball Alaooi- ation that they have adoptnd it. apparently tor a. good long time.

SIX TEAM! RAVI CHANCE

The playoffs give all teams a chance to come through when the harshest prssure in on. ‘They are a. teat cf conditioning, of whit and of opportunism.

Then, too, the claret-fl We team that has been ill- juries a chance to knock ovor the one blessed by good fort/um nil through the schedule. They height.- en interest in the spring when the fan is tempted w practise nu s01! swing and turn an eye to baseball's southern training camps. But their greatest value is as a. lcvvllir-

Boston was regarded u one of o1

the great hockey 0f all time this winter, with ac 500d l record as any N. H. L. club since the Bruins of 1929-30, who woof-ii! times in 44 games. Yet the Bruins were tossed off in double-quick or- der when the playoff time came. ‘Those Bruins o! eiaht yous i180 were beaten in oup finale by Mon- treal Canadians.

In the last six seasons the only division champions who have gone on to win the Stanley Oup wove Detroit Bed Wings o! 1986-36 and 1936-37. In the tour previous you: a low-ranking team came up to wit tho world t-itio.

A MAJOR FACTOR.

A major factor in preventing dominance oi’ one team for any prolonged period in the way the veterans fade suddenly, u Detroit did this reason. Supposed to trample over everything again. Red Wings were suddenly relegated to last place when dependable stars of the winning campaigns 11st their touch. And- the Rod Wines had been the first team in recent years to win the cup two years running.

There we trends in hockey, principally along the lines of open- ing up the game, but the treads don't. seem to build champions or start. clan arguments,

Imperial Biscuit Co-—3017. High single R. Harley 309. High three R. Harley 734.

Basques-Slim.

Guardian Angels-MOI. High single L. Corcoran 3M. High three A. Sherren 836.

Tour Of Tra

Tonight a! 7 o'clock:-

billiaegies League: Elites vs. Hill- {mm a spasmodic Wu? o! QED bye. ' ' - ._ m1] u- ining camps min u >18- ' M 9 °°1°°k' i a n Florida. the thought

c. u. rt. Hcteblvfiiled iléeigiié." na ' . " T» llh DQST. locking 7 to 9 tun alleys open. P012129 ‘if’? W859 New York Gian“;

0f . cirrowu uowpmc. ALLEY or the National medie- The Glen“

are the caimost. molt assured Holy Redeemer League players of thealxllia They il-KIOW i-hﬂ’

maybe a. little

are as 800d Shunmcksz- - better than they were 01W 14W? "i" c. Donovan 25a 162 m1 seasons, when uwy We c000 eli- Mrs. Curley 122 118 124 ough b0 finish N0. 1. A. Ourley 93 204 125 Mrs. Gaudet 96 127 9f h Rmlrkable E. Blanchard 140 215 299 708 826 726 gQrL-idlering that beating i115! Total-2280. took from the Yankees in the world series Last. fall. their morale Wimrdlz- and confidence is the more THIN-Tl!- P. Mahar 166 1B2 157 “it C. Coyle 188 74 121 The Yanks, at first glance. d0- A. MacLean 185 150 141 Dem-ed y; sanguine as their city L. Arsenault 119 169 123 1-1,”); They moved around in the C. Pineau 174 218 1B4 early days of training like the s32 791 151 ehampicm may are, But as time ‘Bartok-BBQ went, 0n and there was no news Ladies high single C. Ooyle 188; {Wm Joe p, the Rupert

Ladies high three L. Arsenault 411.

Gents high single C. Donovan m, 268; Gents high three E. Blanchard 584. M i0 is an mportant . and that iwllnhﬂill. him welldiﬂi; his

Impressed By Giants After

ining Camps

Sports Dope

NEW YORK. April 4 —-Soems Mickey (Dochrane isn't exactly sold on Mink Christian to take Marv Owen's place at third base the talk persists that the Tigers are angling for Joe Stripp from the Cardinals...

Yanks, Giants. and Dodgers will wear sleeve ‘lems this sum- mer adivertisi the 1939 World's Falr...Tbe erml 1cm, says Grover Whalen. is "a six-inch orange perisphere and trylion"...Henry Armstrong says Alton Black. a southpaw from Rlono. hit him tho hardest belt yetmBarney Ross laid down the lam in his family-

mt lot. the Missus see him Trish-mam nabs-oars. mo

(Hamlet) Gregory to you-was burned up plenty last week wihm Wash promoters billed her in lights and left. ‘Bob's name off the Marquee of the Arena alto-

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Joe Dimaggio Still persists As Holdout

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on meet Tononto the loot have been $800....Johnny Gallo‘;

c! hockey ones more than players in thcpla -

8d’- oﬂl. Gallagher suggested, they should

because they win more

games!" Jack Dutton would like brother the Red to quit - mi the Americans and return in the contracting buslneue....but Rod, who helped lay out. n. good many roam in the Canadian west at one time or another, says "no- thing doing"....De.vo (Sweeney) Sohriner, crack American forward, is itching to get back home to Calgary and see his new baby do.

M e Jaodbs, New York's little boxing czar, has the boys wonder- ing since he unloosed a lot oihoc- key talk and showed he knew a good deal about the ﬁnancial end

‘it more puzzling when he 501d. ‘I may own a hockey team in another

0V8!‘ the entrance to Jimmy Braddocks new eatery (and drink- e ) inn Bmddlocks Corner, hangs a lief-t. put in competition by Mm- ison Square Garden, that wasonce in possession ‘of Premier Mussolini ....Prilmo Camera won it. when he was world heavyweight champ and ll Dulce conﬁscated it for the gold in it....but Dc Prcem got it back "Y! u hinted it over to Jersey Jinx...

F700 6000011. the Sen Francisco bell-hop who is aiming at Freddie Steele's middleweight crown, says the reason ho didlrft knock out Glenn lee loot Pﬂday was he wantedtoaeehowitfolttogoa full 16 rounds, the olwntvraionshlp

Kentucky dqgiby, , ,

Joe Dili/Ivagio. New York Yank- ees holdlout outﬁelder, was almlong fans who ushered in the Pargiﬂc

baseball season y." J00 wmiidiod his old team, 8a Francisco Seals,

Island Ladies’

Hockey Team Leaves For Calt

The Islanders, Prince Edward Is- land women's hock team, lolt yesterda for Gait, tario, when they wl play the Preston Rivu- lettes W ‘neaday and Friday in the eastern Canada. fin . The winner will meet Winni tho Lady Bessbozmigh Tro y, am- io of Dominion women's

hociney supremacy.

The Islanders will likely‘ lineup as follows: Goal, Myrtle liter or Norma Callbeck; defence, Slbyl lMacMllian, Patricia Weeks, Helen [Montgomei-y; forwards, Edna. Mac- lnnis , Jeanne Oudmore Vinvy Jones, , Margaret Gallant, Mar-

ladyn Baker and Georgie Mac-

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