"JANUARY 28. 19§_6__

BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

Irjlockey. Puzzler Find All Stars In National Hockey League ,1 Roll

Frank Boucher Leads N.H.l Poingtma ke rs

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) : MONTREAL. Jan. 2'!—Change of his wingmen seems in no way to have dimmed the luster oi Frank Boucher, veteran centre of New York Rangers, who scored two goals and an assist last week to take over scoring leadership of the National Hockey League's Ameri- can sectlOH

While B ucher" was passing cooney Wei and. Paul Thompson, Chicago and other marksman to bring his total to eight goals, 13 assists, 31 points, a young Toronto Maple Lear centre obtained four points to press for top position in the Canadian section,

Bill ‘flioms for the Ileafs scored three goals and an assist to lift himself into second place in the whole league with 11 goals, 13 as- sists, 23 points. Only player to top him was Dave Schriner of New York Americans with 10-14-24. Bchriner scored but one point dur- ing the week, _an assist.

Aurel Joliat, Canadiens left winger, took the lead in actual goals by netting one Saturday. He has beaten the goal s 13 times. one more than has Llero Goldsworthy who shared the top with his team- mate: week ago, and Buzz Boll of Toronto. _

Top ‘of all tha defencemen in point scoring was Eddie Shore of Boston_ The wheat farmer has scored but one goal but his power plays have given _1l assists. Joc Jerwa 1o! Americans was next with 5-7-12.’-

Red Homer of Leafs brought his penalty total to two hours, three minutes. No other player was even close to the Toronto rezidhead, A1- lan Shields of Maroons has 53 min- utes.

(‘Down The Alleys

By ‘ELMEB DULMAGE, Canadian Prods Stall Writer

TOADNIO,‘ Jan. 28.—1' or the first time in years, National Ileague hoc- key is without a aing.e super-star who is performing {as super-stars are supposed to perrorm. The names are there in the programs-and that is all. The greats of the sport aren't rooling anybody.

Just a few seasons back there was Morena and close behind him were Bill Cook, Boucher, Johnson, Shore, Clancy, Chuck Gardiner. There was a day when Bill cook “topped them all, another when Shore stood out as hockeys greatest. For the last two or three years the super- stars have been Charlie Conacher, Jackson, shore-and nobody else.

Bur, in this hard-fought campaign, I Conacher, liacklson onu Shore have seldom pushed heads above the crowd. The Toronto "kills." still as formidable on attack as any fol-- wards in hockey, have been merely excellent wingmen. Others have scored as many, or almost as many, goals.

Shore, a glamorous figure in his own Boston, failed to score a goal for more than two months, although he remains probably the best de-, fenceman in the world. Babe Sie- bert. Shore's partner, has been more active offensively and just about as eflectlve in an all-around way.

So it has come to a point where names don't count. A sophomore from Calgary, Sweeney Bchriner oi New Yon: Americans, moved up to the head of the scoring class in mid-January, although critics are hesitatlng to call Schriner a great player. They concede readily that he is a. fast thinker, a deadly shot from close range.

Showing scant respect for the su- per-stars, Poul Thompson and Doc Romnes of Chicago Black-Hawks, Bill Tlioms and Buzz Boll of To- ronto, Leroy Cioldsworthy of Mon- treal Canadians and others have come along to establish themsevcs as equals. Little Aurel Jollat of Canadians, veteran of i3 seasons, is up with the leaders.

Only a year ago Charlie Coriacher was hockey's No. 1 individual- To- day he is top-salary man of the Leafs who is finding the going pretty tough. He shoots harder than anyone else but he's checked harder than anyone else, too. He isn't as good a backchecker as, for instance, Thorns, 130.1 or ‘ihompson.

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LADlEb- “OWLING ru-nnkie nouclier of Rangers re- ' . ‘ I fozémrd 11m 111111111111; me 15 minute mark in the third canto 1m e511,. W0 80,31 19,111 11nd the fidentiy expect he ll do a great deal ‘ Kelly a‘ “chum Trophy mama one o‘ me best centres’ but mwgir: ‘Klijsnbllg ‘all? lililviiyem all‘; .1115? Bill Cook. His experience Grim‘ Pu‘ the game °n we m‘ m“ necessary reserve to score the only better atIWimbIedon this year. Al- ' . Lucky $lf1k¢8 he hi8 WNW? “Wed him-W‘ "ms d 15 r2111; f?) I," 01m, my“? 1 should serve to steady them. Their- homesters by beating Barrett un- 80,11 1,1 an 01,311,118 56551011 a; so, theres every reason to expect (A P by Guxflmvs speck“ Wm) . 112. li/ifCabc . 22g 2mm flévélllenfiupgrilgléstogn Thain; thmfmore “PM l1 “buy ale; speed should mneauy Wm, 11,8 m- assisted.‘ Highfiéld rink last night and as fggeldeliggife if °§:§‘““ea‘°s§§§f; gggMyscgq-llgwnnmnlcnnii. -. - Fyml -- a _ “may i‘ ° ' . _ ' . 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U ,, F Flynn 138 98 16B Johnny Gottselig of Chicago Dit among Canadian American League "Mngti b orntr m 0 11m 900 21m?’ arfi 510w oed $156550“ slowly are going punch drunk . . . . . . . . . . .. H ' I _ * > v e w I n a _ _ _ l? M’ Mum“ - - 129 m m mime‘ °' 3W9“ um’ ‘wk’ "°1“'“""'° s “h” h° PM“ “ xrlguiilded gugtby Lynn gPatriclc, the 2. Prlmroses, Vickerson, 11.00 firs... caosntn: genllopzims 1.53.. “A" sncrron MMKENZIE a HOTr-smatilrlivity-lileatllel‘ of the uasr J- Mmme " 1°‘ m B“ "m" “w” “d by“ Ewe o‘ n” “W” “mm 1m week m bu“ h“ nay-haired mousse“ speedy son. Penalties: None. dished out some of the best hockey WIGMORE HOCKEY LEAGUE T “can by ade it imposibic G. McInnis . m: 154 157 trolt, Cecil Dillon o! Ranilwl- The"! total to 20 made no oi iagnals and and can 1311mm or the swam {cw aysth asblm o‘ mph mn- and M. McLellan . . 89 115 '10 may be others. It looks like Below seven assists. Bill Holietts four as- Second 1,8110“ Th n t 10d w Th Hm m m "N, semen o open e , y ' _ t i m end to end of the lineup. (g5 e on] and m, Gatling ° '5 P" “*5” ma“? e e5‘ 5“ e the bulky bobbers hovent a thing T°ml"m30' v0 e m s s on a ‘ y minutes old when Jack Rodd took of MacKenzie and Wigmore Hockey t their usual 11W m3“ sing-h B‘ Mccsbegagoa‘ ‘ - ti? c2115; weight their totals up T G 3- P51010565. V1°K°Y5°n (Gram) Stetson’: pass to chalk up the first League was played in Stanley Rink gang; c3513: 2,11% 1-11011- gm“ m!“ mm“ B" Mcc“ e‘ ' m ‘ . 70¢ counter o; the game. Pressing on‘ Saturday night. the Ede-Kiley “we been g the starting point for Following i5 standing to date. l a _ (lye 0 r , t gate-ex. stronlgeliy Granilesiosicored number Dairy Kings ldlefeatirliig Btlge fare}; 85,61,111 days‘ (hm-oughpv sucked ' ' G A P N L T - ‘ . °- ~ - wo ore the per was over with hams Road onarc s -, w C up and 185,11, m, M11011 111,011,143. ROyGlS To iplay A g a l n' s t N_ m L t ’ ‘ flg- Sflignrilsl-‘sl MWDMWM (C“1" Rodd doing the trick unas- gavef the nairyhllilngs lgdifm‘ at’)? ier comes. ( L k , __ o ~ ~ ss . for irstpace i‘ " cciou. 1 1 J. H b t Stevens. o no In riCfl Kin gfllvleynelglgitfim. .. g t. i0 —~——— Penalty! 51111115011- Bearoats however had their ln- having tlie right to plfly iiie first piaciduNlr Y., captain oi lhe g connofly, 3311111115 ,_ ___ z 2 4 (C. P. By Guardian's Smiling“? Tm d Period nihgénlielée aliddle frame and their place tcnm in “B" ‘seating. Satua- 111111351 31,1195 (mm "mm: n scr- --—- ____ Desilets. Canadiens 2 2 4 Cflflflmem a" Pleie“ w ' r er m‘ them “cm! “P ‘he dill’ night's 85m‘: ‘"5 ‘e 5"‘ i ious effort today to nrrnngc some ' — l5 1 ' ... ... 0 3 8 0W6 Chi-lice m break we“ thud‘ v score. B_ ‘Trainer and D. MacKin- ictory out of eight games and one 1 o1- a 11-1191“; comes; 311111115: MfrliiifizgllxlagglllflfJgiluiz lgaynhmg‘ (on B! Gugmitii‘ Lamb‘ Mmoons P1110; deadlock with Americans t<>— '1. Primrowfi. Gil-Halli. 22°- non were the marksmen on two fir-aw, Germnallil bobbers. It looks like crs of the provincial championship 11173:!’ in)“ . repmed w be I. a L. night when they meet Rangers in 8. Bankers, Beer (Lapthornc) 11118551511111 emu-m m dqcaung 111,, ‘MO1m1-C1,_-,_ (he 11 m1gm be 503mm - eh ' . 0 New York in one or the two games 6.00. A bitter third period went score- vastl 1m irovcd Dairy Klllils Cal)" The mild wcnthcr lins been really will play a series 0i hockey games 1e1- w defeat Hudson. Detroit 5 l5 2 . y l in South Africa next autumn. Pres- Qfilgoxgwxf? $11180 o“ the 111111;, Webster. Windsor .. 9 8 1'1 to be played ‘gnllgllht-n Iaetgie nIX-"Jémgosilsdilgirdilil. 15.00. less as Carson and Cudmore drew italizcd on three scoring Chélllfle: poisonous onl_v_ to‘ the bobbcrs. ident G, T. Qgilvli: said today. club 101. ‘he 1“ 11mm Lennon, mrdon 4 ll 15 $11019 Bruins l! E 0 u; _ ~ - M _ h H1510!‘ PHI-allies 0i’ five minutes but and then for the balance 0 l however. Tiicrcs p.eniy oi snow on The rpm will s~il for England has swung a (1 9111i ted ithiBrenneman, London ... 4 8 12 at Detroit and can tighten up e Referee. Francis uip y. early in the Overtime JMK ROM time turned back the incessant at- ma, slopes oi the surrounding A“ 11 ‘(,0 gppgu-h 5i, the British A 5”’ “Md M; h“ ' ° w“: mm; svracuse 5 2 7 American 980N011 I'll“ Wm‘ a Wm" . dllllllwlfld hi! 1111i? perl0d B081 t0 tacks oi their oppflflelits. Gus Gal- mountains for the skiers and the angina Exposition in Johannesburg Yh°“m“"“"" l?“ f’ ‘mp1? 1v, McDonald. Windsor a 4 '1 The scheduled game between LINE-UPS give the 1101114: team the winnlns illnt, Inst-skating winger. sound skljumplsin grand shape. Riessel.‘ . . ‘M W111 1,, 1n a new 511,111,151 (ca 8W1"! m" Sh“ be“ “we ° I c3111 Ipndflfl 1 0 i Black Hawks and Maroons at M0n- counter. ‘ the first goal, Urban wfliSh notch- Lake, where the speed-skaters are, 1 g (p gym mg from the British “P the 3""- ' ti-eal was pvfilllme‘! i“ respect m P"|""'°"s‘ G°a1' H~ M°G“13““7 11111911981 ed up the second unassisted on a practicing, remains solidly frozen. 1n aiiukns Agocmuon She played "- mm‘ Wm‘ m“ 13,41“, the memory oi’ Kins: worse V- defence. Wartsrwvrth- Mwaflvnl iii-alum: Goal, Murley; ducal-c. sparkling play, picking up the puck T1,, Canaan... figure skaters, 00 H00 6y - men P1111“, o; wales in 1933-the 9 hose funeral tllkt-B l!!!“ in 19"‘ forwards, N. 6mm. 5- Vickersi L- W. Rodd G Carson" orwards J. ‘ " t skating lflfii Mrs. Constance Samuel and her P: i t ili said the team “CM”... Philadelphia 1a '1 2 w . . . l . behind m. own uv. woof: den’ o3 v e101. about 1W0 year rhe rtached the fourth ffllmd Keating II-“ovidenco 4 '1 1i don today. Poole, F. lilclionzic, W. Landry, A- Rodd, C. Rodd, E. Duifet, R. Mc- and beating the defence cleanly. brother, Moiiiiwmery WW0". mild! 1 be ‘waycud m p1“ g ggf- of the British Women’! flhlmilim‘ Kuhn provldencs ,, 4 6 i0 The game will be played Hi» B McDonald. Kinnon, Stetson, S. Shaw. and than drawing (no Monarch nct a fine impression on the big ‘Q2112; ‘figopefn hockey team, ship. ‘ gatmre, Boston .. 6 3 9 later date to be announoed- d Bnnifm: Goal. Tr Barre"; 116- Bear-cats: Goal, rrizzel; defence, 1111,1116,- w page the rubber inio the crowd which watched their PPM" Hollett, Boston 1 6 '1 Canadians have fina-‘ly WW???” Q1106. F- MPHW‘. L- Blmpwfl; 501‘- C. Hurry, S. Hurry, B. Moore: for- unprotected corner". Tlic winncrfi ticc simian in tho ice stadium io-l _ in placing ‘ii-hamilrfirlbrzfififf; wards. K. Firm". Fairs‘; Mali/Imp]? wards, White, 'I‘raliior, Cudmore, ma fl m; edge on iiic ploy day. i ' Conrad an can us— nan]; Mcmmgir . ous s. McKinnon, Jackson. L. Hurry. i t th . . ion and only for 1. . o a minor league club. The brethren. 1,111,111,111,“ 1.._ Amhm Referee: Percy Gay. tniousbilgifiiantc so]? minding c b C t . I . g A VERY BLADE K°°'"g 5'8"“ i:..':....°'" S":iii‘¢.'.:.i“iiii N. H. L. STANDING We“ °“'"' “ “P “"' ' have deub e icr s . ' __ _ 1 E o ' Pllil Glilfllifl‘ t0 Pitt-LUBE)‘ in m9 1 (I11 fast page the ' ' _ Gldnt8 Ingnnpiiionol ‘Ivlenpkbileé-aubject to w South Iszanfv h Cllildll‘; Starfish F A P mffiptlikup at ell’. hammer iind Signs Contract” " ' e I19?! ' tong; during the scoond scss on. R0 up ‘g Pittsburgh where manager DefedtS 0ft mm" m u 4 53 55 28 ch t m making several _.____ . --—* n1 'r t ..12 ll a 76 m 2r me MW" e“ ' _ , - . . (It r. a: Guardian’! specisi wire) 5””! umber“ sgaperxlded‘ A°“,7§‘1° 1,, 1, 3 51, 63 23 glorious plays tilrcushout the per (A. r. ay Gulrdiann Special Wire) '\ rmw Yoim. Jan- iii-Any ln- ""1 m" mm’ "° ‘y °' “ . cmmiann; " g 13 7 51 111, 23 iod as they carried the play to CHICAGO. Jan. ‘kl-Elwood .1 .. , - m“ word” Manager gm Tqn-y o1 fehnt playing. (C. P. By Guardian; fipeclénqLgvoir-lcéz‘ an e . .. the“ opponents. 8051 111011111 only "woody" Engmh, capmm (,1 0111., ‘N '6'” f the Giants may have had. vunlahld ——**~—*—_ . ulllgglgpuvvmew iealarfg-deteated the ,1 1. to be halted by ti... sensational cago cubs. National Mamie cham- " u I i, todgacrltihhlllgfrllpkogiiigthghiliglnuid Grads Not North Island. 23-12, as the tour- Detroit 49 32 save? sreigsfiflicagEhli/‘ixagliayrepgae 1631:’, igggligdeéiisnzm éoaftrflnlme . . , n . - g a - . . um 0111c“: bud" m iiLUi 3'1‘. veteran who was a life saver - ~ - , in! All-Blacks ‘hefwgorfs glillriall. ll. U211 of the second, Elmer Pyle terms, which included an increase. "miwfed l" ‘he m‘? for the Giants at second. third and Defefl-d ~ Tltle M131’, lg “I; ex 11.1,, 12010111,,’ me Rgnggr g5 27 paving the way for the last goal Th1; i; the 10th Cub contract the electric fnmacu in theworld shortstop inst seven. The sgngig - 33:5 m?‘ ‘geiuflfy 1,101‘ $51,151 with a perfect pass from Ham- iittic veteran infielder has signed. f brin ~ every con n er I -M OER lito in lde the Monar ' none 'h“°""’°d“°' "'2' $1“ * ‘lol- mum the! omit infield into vllivoouvm. Jul. 2'l—lidmon- W“ “i” “d ‘_‘_"°'“"Y km“ m“ s oscow soc will? mastic no mistake. drillinl the snyin! that George olumi- mm‘- “dmm ' °"' the fold. ton's ilimous girls‘ basketball isim- Tlsnnvs NEW m“; PARIS-Two hundred mounted puck high. into the twlnes. will b, cquliny as determinedi _ Till?! Omfflmwlww“? 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Summerside Crystals mm (c Charlottetown today where tonight they meet the f-"t-stepplng Super. iorsat the Forum in an exhibition match. The game is bound to pro- duce thrills and action tiuoughout. Crystals. in a reoent game in the Western Capital took the mess of the locals in a game that en- thused a capacity crowd of Sum- merslde fans; tonight the visitors will have plenty vocal silplwrt also B8 I Special train will steam into the station tonight carrying close to 300 fans. It will be hearkening back to former Abbie-Crystal en- counters and fans in this city haven't. forgotten those battles.

Superior-s will be out in full force tonight to gain their revenge and Crystals will have to be ‘at their best if they are to repeat their for- m" triumph. The Zflme starts at Bkotflock followed by an hour's s a .

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(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) LONDON. Jan. 27-(0. P. Cable) -—-Mike Kapiansky, manager of the Canadian Light Heavyweight boxer, Eddie Wenstob, today confirmed re- ports that the viking, Alta, fight- er has been suspended by the Brit- lsli Boxing Board of Control.

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