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their chain of successive l Foley. official scorer, but Dud Halifax Wolverines made J ~ ' -

EM Un°0l\£iue'ed Mono- However, he still recotdod eight

in the leading standing. goals and six aatsts for 14 points, I By 'red Gill, out canadian .umiuer ,while the term oepnin garnered a ` Alwhtod Press Starr wi-na Champions still roamed a suooirri- soar. and 4 mais io rrire his xo-» BILTMORE GOUNTRY CLUB.

lead over the Wolves who broke tai to 12 points.

second place to force Char- Bill Cowley, Wolves' centre ace,

A|I°¥W°|U bv* 11110 also enjoyed a good week, scor-

D0UiU°D 101197” by the WNY 1118 five ¢0\le and one aaslst, to John Beavers with only a keep him installed in third place vldory to their credit. with ll points. Knucker Irvine, in

‘gun-gh plum Wu wen .head U! the Kolf tournament here and first mon-

rrra smrmmos not of the orowd with seven goals ,W °f “|500-

ami :mee assists for mo first S1* “P M the 54th hole at 218 mg” ww” of me ,¢h¢du1,,_ 1 With J°h11hy Revolta. of Menominee. with sz minutes onalirea against =M"°h-- “nd “~"Ph C*“1d\l11. St»1»°u1=. Mm. Frankie Lavigne, diminutive "h° n`y°”°°1d T"°‘k“h°°» N~Y-- W0- Wolf defenoennn, was by far the b“°u°d d°w“ "° ‘h'°d° P" W ‘me mme.. had man Bm Gm’ -of stroke on the final 18, and finished Mondon was ,cond with 3,7, mb four ahead of the field.

lowql by Barney Reist of Saint

.John with 24. ,

Coral Gables, Fla., Dec. 10.-(A.P_) _A brilliant .sub-par round of 'I0 10681' Dulled Willie MacFarlane, the llmkl' Scott, out of a three-way tie and gave him a. N8 to win the 310,. 000 Miami Biltmore 72-hole open

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Quebecs hast, by a 15-3 score here nbnnn.. Wm be "quired ,D pun | 91'” Ulm!

Saturday seiore s,ooo ram. who . shivcrsd in the frigid atm0aphere.`2:,:1 r;:;_‘3,1;§, %‘:ik°f°n;lem;:n}§ MacFarlane, who came to the

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Revolta cams in with a 292 to cop

soeond prize of $1,250 and give him mlm” Ur honors for the second consecutive year. Third mqney of $1.000 and fourth of 8750 was split at $875 each for Paul Runyan of White Plains, N. Y., and Tommy Armour, the black Scot from Chic-

ggg. They tied back of Revolta. at

While others in the classy field

battled around the final route, struggling for lesser primes that ranged downward to U5, Johnny Goodman. Omaha amateur and holder of the United States open

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God Kuhnj defence W Ik away from the 72nd green with the °,,,,_ '°,,,.,,,. im “M 'K M§m"' iiiie won lm, year by Denny snuie.

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Rangers, 4; Canadiens, 2. Boston, 4; Americana. 2.

Maple leafs, 1; Chicago, 0.

International League Buffalo, 1; Detroit, l. (tie score).

mouse I Cleveland, 0.

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P\3‘] 53% ¢3\’.\\5\‘ Four Straight Victories.

New York Rangers were two points claaer to the leaders in the United States auction standing of tha Na- tional Hockey League today follow- ing their 4-2 defeat of Montreal Canadlenl here last night. Although chalking up their fourth straight game without a loss in their drivd from the cellar position, Rangers were unable to better their standing and remained in the cellar, only three points behind the leaders. A lcrowd of 8,000 fans attended the

I KIMHG.

Marvellous Koaltending on the

l pert of Andy Aitkerihead gave ' Rangers their victory. A little more fihrn io minutes mei- the mrs or the game Butch Kecling took ad- vantage of Carsou's penalty to grab I-Ieller's long pass and drive the puck past Chabot. Six minutu lat- ier Murray Murdock tallied on a pall from Jean Pusie after the 1118 idefenceman had made a solo rush up the boards and rounded the d¢.~ fence. Murdock scored again two

minutes later, this time on a relay from Cecil Dillon, after a neat dia- play of combination,

Three minutes after the ltart of

md! lad M in h s-meswas closlnginonhisteam T

UT 01'! IJ t. S mate Sammy Mclbilanus. who soot- seam 1 H11, ,gn

whey Insue mt week °d muy lm" “"5 1*” W°°k' his tahepenaltydfgirsliiargitrig aendrHow‘:: sllshtly the adv between poorest or the season.

Morens scored Canadiens' first loal when he grabbed up A loose punk at the blue line, split the defence, and raced in to give Aitkenhead no chance.

Rangers made victory certain in

the last period when Dillon broke up a five-man Canadian attack at his own blue line and raced away .with only Chabot to beat. As he neared the Canadiens' goal hc drew ,Chabot out and passed to Oaale Os- mundson, who had no trouble count- ing Rangers' fourth tally of the ev- ening.

Canadiens’ final goal came just

three seconds before the end of the game. Although s msn short as a result of Bourgeault's penalty, the Flying Prenchmen continued to lay siege to the Ranger nets. Finally Sammy Godin, Canadien recruit who played one of his finest games of the seasolryclimaxed a brilliant' solo rush down the left boards by' circling t/he defence, drawing Alt- kenhead out and slipping the puck into the goal.

suuluanr ,i First Period:

1-Rangers. Keeling (Heller) 10:25 2-Rangers, Murdock (Pusiel 16:30 3-Rangers, Murdock (Dillon)

188:56.

Penalty--Carson.

Second Period: .

4-Canadiens. Morenz, 3:01. Penalties-Heller, Carson, Os- rnundson. ‘

Third Period:

5-Rangers, Osmundson (Dillon)

16:41. o-oariuiiens. Godin, 19:51. ‘_ Penalties-Johnson, Bourgeault.

LEAF! WIN BY FREAK GOAL

TORONTO, Dec. 10. -- <C.P.) -

George Hainsworth tonight had his second shutout victory of the sea- son to his record as a result of a freak goal midway through the third

leafs a 1-0 triumph over Chicago; Black Hawks in their first National Hockey League encounter of the season.

Toronto broke a. scoreless tie after

11 minutes of the third period when Charlie Conachefs terrific drive trom the comer behind the Hawk nets struck his brother Lionel on the body and bounded into the not past the surprised. Charlie Gardiner.

The goal broke up a hard-check-

ingspeedy game that saw the Hawks outshoot the Leafs in the first per- iod then tum back the lightning- like thnlsts of the league champions by a tight-locked defense and thc brilliant work of Gardiner.

SUMMARY Pint Period:

T: score.

Penalties-None.

second Period:

No score. ‘Penalties-Horner, L. Comcher. guide, Cotton, March.

. 'Baird Period:

1-Toronto, C. Conacher, 11:08.

Penalties-Levinsky.

BIUINS ‘EAT AMIIKS

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into the Boston cage.

At no time during the do minutes

of tame action did the Bruins click in their usual fashion, despite the fact they were able to pour three shots into the Americans’ cage dur- ing the second. on drives by Dit Clappcr, Nels Stewart and Marty Barry.

SUMMARY Pint Period:

l-Americans, McVeigh, 16:10. Penalties - Martin, Chapman,

Jackson.

Pen-litres-Beattie: Doran, Conn,

Chipper.

5~America.n.s, Dutton, 126.

* 6- Boston, Stewart (Lamb-Smith) '8 49.

Penalties-Lamb, Shore.

SUNDAY GAMES

Three Majors aa Detroit Wins

ol.Y1v1P1A STADIUM, Detroit,

Mich., Deo. 10.-(A.P.)-In I wild guuu- marked by fighting between players and fllll. the Detroit Red wings tonight beat the Montreal ,Maroons 3-1, the victory sending the ‘ Wings into undisputed leadership of the American Division of the Na- tional League.

"Coy" Weiland had a great even-

ing, having a part in all Detroit's scoring. He got an assist on Rob- ertsolrs goal in the first period, got another assist on Lewis' goal in the third and then scored on Aurie's pass in the final minutes. Haynes scored Montreal's lone tally on ii pass from Trottier late in the final period.

Soon after Roach, Will loalie,

was injured in the se00l'ld period m a pile-up and replaced by Cox, Ward of the Maroons became embroiled with a ian and in the fight which followed, police were needed to clear the ice. In the third period Ward tangled with Wiseman, the Maroon player getting a major and Wiseman a minor. Thirteen penalties were handed out, three of them maiors. SUMMARY Pint Period: 1-Detroit, Robertson (Wetland)

11:50.

Penalties-Brydson, Ayres.

Second Period:

No score. - ' Penalties - Haynes, Evans (2).

Northoott (major), Aur'le (major). Third Period:

2-Detroit, Lewis (Wetland) 10:45. 3-Montreal. Haynes <Trottier)

13:10.

4-Detroit, Wetland (Aurle) 17:18. Penalties-Smith, Haynes, Wise-

man, Ward (major), Smith, Robert- son.

Senators Win Third Straight

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.- (A.P.) --

The Ottawa Senators turned in their third straight National Hockey Ica- gue victory tonight, tuming back the New York Americans 5 to 2 in the dullest game seen here this sea.- son. The smallest Simday crowd of the season. about 5,000, saw the con-

test. The Amerks. tired from laat

night‘s game at Boston, were oven slower than usual and could make little headway against Ottawals tight defence, and they beat them- selves by their efforts to score. The Senators got the Jump and liter

finishing the first period in front they re used to take chances.

carl Voss, lanky center, was Ot- tawa's high scorer with two goals. Max Kaminsky the rookie from Nia- gara. Falls, Bill Touhey and Deese Rocha made the others. Eddie Burke and Nor-mie Hlmes made the Amerks' talllw, the first when Ot- awa was a man short.

SUMMARY Flnlt Period:

1-ottawa. Klmlnskv. 1:40. 2-Americans, Burke (Brydge and

Himesl 6:45.

3-Ottawa, Touhey, 9:17. Penalties - Bowman, Shannon,

Waohie. Klein, Dutton.

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A1‘LAN'1'IC CITY, N. J., Dec 10 ,

-Montreal. Vlctorias made it two straight in their exhibition tilts a- gainst Atiantic City Sea Gulls by

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