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Welter Lewlor’: Juvenile Royall, showing their best fighting display of the season, last night conquer- ed Mcncton Bruins 5-2 in the first game of l total goal series to de- termine the N. B.-P. E. 1. cham- Mom

Scoring tlie lone goal of a fast

and niggcdly fought first session Royals came back to out score their N. B. opponents 2-1 in the two rem periods; but, it was e tough bottle all the way. ‘me en- counter. by fur the best seen at the Forum this season, produced hockey of ilie Sparkling kind. The youngsters pulled off plays that would make seniors envious and, uluiough the local team has a three-goal lend to take into the second game tonight they will have to be at their best to offset the threat that the Bruins from Aloiicton carry in their sticks. . It was all Royals in the first twenty minutes of play last night as the local youngsters led by Hymle Gregory carried play to the Bruins all the way. There were no penalties during the session but it was Gregory who shot his team into a 1-0 lead at the fivc minute nmrk as he beat the lvlioncton goalie on g passing play with Jackson and Beck.

Royals took Just e little over four minutes to make it 2-0 after the second canto had opellcd; (irogciy Slﬂl"l(‘(i the play \\‘1th it pass to Beck and the latter relay- ed it to young Jackson who made no mistake as he beat the Mone- ton goalie with an ankle-high shot from close in.

Afoncton broke into the scoring seven mznutcs later as Daigie took a pass from Cormicr to beat Cud- niore Ln the Royals nets. But be- fore the period ended Royals got that one back as Gregory, a shin- ing light in the Royals cause, pok- ed in the third Royals goal on a pass from (lcfcncernan Mack Beck.

Royals drew first blood as the final session got underway with young Bud Beer sharing the from the stick of a. Moncton player to score unassisted. A little better than seven minutes after the score hlcncton struck again, with Arsen- ault pOillllg a goal behind Cudmore to make the score read 4-2; but as Royals played short the services of a deienceman it was again the slim figure of young Gregoiy that lead them to their three-goal victory. Moncton had counted to make it 4A2 with less than five minutes to play: from a strong gang attack put the game on ice with a. counter three minutes from the final whistle.

Lineups:

Moncton: Goal, Wear; defence. Carter, Boudreau, Mayer, Chap- man; forwards, Way, VanBuskirk, Northup. Ai-senault, Oormier, Dai- gie, Ferguson.

(‘liarloilelownz Goal. Cucmore; defence. Judson, McDougall, Beck; forvrerds. Arsenault, Gregory, Jack- son. Bagnall, Beer, slmmcns, Jay.

SUNIMARY First Period .(—~R0_V8lS, Gregory" (Jackson, Beck) Penelties-Ncne Second Period 2~'§.%\;US, Jackson (Back. Gregory) IS-Bruins, Dingle (Cormier) 1114a

é-Rryals, Gregory (Beck) 16:45 Penalties-R. Carter (2), Jay.

Third Period B-Rcyais. Beer. 8:00 6~Briiiiis, Ccmiier (Arscna-ult) 15:05 'I~RcyaLs, Gregory 15:69 Penalties - Boudi-eau. Jacirsoi-i,

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Quebec defeats Ottawa 3-1

UITAWA, hfaicli 18—(CP)—'I‘he fitness that stems frcm it week’: layoff proved useful for Quebec Aow tonight ls they outmanoeuv- red Ottawa Senators around the nets to take a 3-1 victory in mo first game of a, best-of-three ser- ies for the Quebec Senior Hockey Inlﬂgllf‘ uianiplcnshzp.

Diskpl illllllg 8 record crowd of 8,133 l).li<l admissions. Jices ieccd into wfillllnfld late _in the first period and added single goals in the second» and third periods a- gainst a lone eleventh-hour tally by Senators. _

Coach Don Pttnnistolfs Aces, idle since they nudggd aside Cornwall buyers in a semi-final last Wed- nesday, had an edge on Senators in team generalship and polish u- round the nets. And in goalie Lion- el Bouvrette they had a netmind- er who turned (wide a flocd of rubber iuitil Sparky Nicholson fin- ally lyeat him on a goal-mouth shot.

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GAIII‘, Ont, Mmmh 18—-(OP)-- Oehawa. Generals came from be- hind in the third period here to- nizht to defeat Guelph Biltmores 4-3 on Gait ioe in the fourth genie of a. best-of-iive series for the On- tarlo Hockey Association Junior “A" championship. The series is tied at two wins apiece and the deciding game will be played in Oshawa Friday night.

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MONTREAL. March ill-JG?)- Oiie_ cf uie reasons why it's so eas to find supporters to time New Yo Rangers’ cause in the Stanley Cup playoffs is that a popular theory at this time of the year is to string zilmig with the team that finished first in itic regular National Hoc- kcv League suuiding as {he one m romp off with the prized silver- W811i.

The Rangers have mused them- selves of first lace, and for this; reason alone i ey'll uncduhtedly start as favorites to top Toronto Maple Leafs in their cup series and also to suseop right on to become

the Stanley 0B9 uneven: Semi-final Round (Rangers versus Leafs)

Pint game in ‘mmnto Mamh 2!: second game in New York, Mind: 22; third game i:i~ New York, March 24; fourth game in Toronto, March 28. If fifth, sixth and sev- enth games ry they will be plmyed in New York, March 29, in iuroirto, March 31, and New York, April 2. respectively.

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On Saturday afternoon Kensing- ton Midgets and Borden Midgets Played a friendly game of nor-key in the Borden rink but Kensingtnn WBs outplayed by [the score of 10 to 1_. No penalties were handed out during the game and the following 1s lite summary:

ﬁrst Period 1. Borden, G. Jay (E. Pickering). 2. Borden, F. Oatway (L. Richard). 3. Borden L. Richard (F. Oatway). 4. Keiisington, J. Saunders (D. MaeNally). 5. Borden, F. Oatway (I... Richer-d). 6. Borden, L. Richard (F. Oatway).

Second Period 7. Borden F. Oatway.

8. Borden. W. Dorsey (R. Moc- Tavish). 9. Borden E. Pickering. Third Period l0. Borden, L. Richard, f1". Out-

my). ii. Borden, E. Pickering, (J. n“. say).

On Monday evening the Surn- merside lvlidget: played the Borden Midgets at the Borden rink. The game got underway about 8.90 with Schummn of Summeraide getting the first goal. After some minutes the score was evened when Laurie

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Borden. Both teaims worked hard and it seemed that summerslde had the edge on the play for 1th?’ as period with the Summer-side boys three goals in the lend Borden hemmed them in at their end of we rink and kept them there shooting in three goals during the period to tie up the game 4-4. BITIWMARY

1. Sumnierside 0. schui-man Arsenault). _

2. Borden, L. Richard.

3. Snimmerside, B. MacKenzle. Penalties, Dorsey, Landry.

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