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Richard Bags 5

Counters

As Canucks Even Up Series With 5-1 Win Over Leafs

Dy HAROLD FREEMAN

(‘iiliatlihn Press Staff Write;-

MONTREAL. March 33-—(CP)-- Rlllllll; in on five spectacular goals by Maurice ltlchard. Montreal Ca- nadians whipped Toronto Leafs 5-1 here tonight to tic up til -_ best-of-seven Stanley Cup slfini i:i.il series ht one game a- iELK’.

Richard set a new league record for goals in a playoff glam; when h: shot number five midway through (he third period. It was h:s second of the final frame. lif- tf h? had rapped 1n three 1n the second.

Bu: while it was Richard who drew the thunderous applause of tile LiCll-Oll! 12.980 fans. it was hard itorlting Elmer Latch ilnd The. Blake who szt up the plays that bflflllht. lilo Ionic. Their flawless passing troilglioilt. the game brought Blake nzsists on all fivo e-nl; azrl Loch drew credit on four ul iirni.

Bv their win. Canadians t:e.v' things up for resumption of the. 5e s in Toronto Saturday night. (dill wiped out much of the sad‘ h1fl1101‘y of the 3-1 licking the leafs handed them in the open- ing game Tuesday night.

lt was a fighting mad Canndien

team that hit the ice tonight, and 2 05

while the

Detroit it}... Even With Black Hawks

DEIRIOT, March 23 -- (CH- Tile uetrolt. ‘Reu wings drew even with line Chicago lilacs i-lawlts at unc haunt: oacii iii their Slfilllcy Cub hockey plily-uii‘ series tonight, winning 4-1 oeiore a. crowd of l2.- a

l.

_‘.lhe Red Wings grabbed a 3-0 edge early in the illial period and tiillyetl (lelibcrulllv toward the end to protect the iclid. George Allen milieu Chicago's only marker at 111-15 minutes o; tlic third Stiiilza.

litter ll scoreless lirst period not- able only tor live penalties and the lz-zcclieiit defensive play oi a! bClbCPt. of the Black Hawks. De- troit broke the ice on Joe Car- \ct.'i's goal with syd l-lowe assist- lllll‘ ‘ill. [110 [HTCE-IJHHUCB mark OK the second and rlowe made it 2-0 |‘l_:f. to 560011.05 before the period ended

Don Grossu hammered in a 20- foot shot oil‘ C'Jl‘veth's rebound with the poi-loci only 2i seconds old and the Wings coasted ui

ihc game was considerably more nail-ll iought than the Eloy-oft sooner. won by the Haw 2-1. Nine minor penalties were called zive o; LilCln on the

The two teams ii0\v Chic-duo for games Sunday and

llichird-L-ach-Blake

, Morris) 8:50

l chard

line was outstandin , every Can- uck turned in a. SW18!‘ effort. Bill Dill-nan was tops on the rear- iluard and showed the crowd to- nllht what he had failed tn dem- onstrate in the opening game-

Maiwlel why he took the VBZlHS. ‘Trophy u

the league's leading goalie during the regular season.

He was beaten only once, and that. was on a rather tame sliot at the eight minute mark of the middle frame. Reg Hamilton bear

ing a new pass from Lorne Curr. The shot drlbbled omehow be- tween Bill's legs. Durnan let. that one go. but he redeemed himself on a dozen hot ones later.

Richard started his ' individual parade with two uick ones-l’? seconds ap3rt—-eary in the sec- ond. l-le bagged the third lust. be- fore Hamilton's cal and collect- ed thc final two n the third.

SUMMARY Flrct Period Scorlmn-Nonw Penalty-Lamoureux. Second Period i. Montreal. Richard (McMahon Blake) 1:48. 2. Montreal. Richard (Blake, Lech: 3.‘ Toronto. R. Hamilton (Corr. 4 "ontrealplticliard (Lach, Blake)

16.46. Penalties: Richard (2), Web- ster, Morris.

Third Period - Montreal, Richard (Lach, Blake)

:00. . Montreal, Richard (Blake. Laclil 4.

15 Penalty: Heffei-nan. i 2 "——" "

Staged under the patronage of His Honour Lieutenant Govcrnor B.W. LePage and M.rs. LcPage.| Premier the Hon. J. Walter Jonw. His Worship Mayor J.E. Blan- azid Mrs. Blanchard. Chin'- lottetown foe Follies presented by Wallie Scantlebury and an all- Grlarlottetown cast takes Dluce at the Forum tonight.

It will be the fifth annual std- glng of this event and tonight it is e ted tn be even more :l ins. co orftil and glamourous than in the past. Figure skating fans who have witnessed the class go through practice sessions have been qlllflk to note the improvement shown by the older members and the ab- ility no by the new-comers. Tonight there will be a FY0818!“

19 number: performed. ranging

Tuesday before returning here. In

regular season play Detroit, lost

live straight on Chicago ice. SUMMARY

F llgl. Period

scoring-None. Penalties — Simon. Mosienko,‘ Scibert. Johnson, Hollett. l

Second Period

l-Dctroit. Carveth (Howe) 3:00 ‘tr-Detroit. Howe (unassisted) l0:-!

40 Penalty-Cooper

Third Period I—Dct.roit.. Grosso :21 ‘—Chicago, Allen

Dahlstrclm) 11:48 v-Detrcit. Bruneteclu 06

(Johnson, (Howe) i6 : - Carveth.

Pcnaltics — Brown, H lctt.

Better Shaves -_ And More 0f Them with

(illeiie

Lather

SHAVING i

' LARGE SIZE TUBE

Maritimes Without l

HALIFAX. Match 23 — (OP)- For the first time in many years, the Maritimes will have no Mem- orial Cup contender this winter, it developed today. wi

of orts t/o

of f backing for the herst Ramblers.

Ramblers, who won the Morit- ime title last night, were forced to default to the Quebec winners be- cause they could find no one will- in: to put. up the antee neces- sary to bring the Quebeckers east.

Amateur hockey officials cot. touch with every artificial ice rink in the Maiitlmes. but none would

‘underwrite the series.

Maritime-Quebec Allan Gun Games To Bo At Halifax

HALIFAX, March 28—(CP)—— Maritime-Quebec Allan Cup play- down games in this district will be played here next Tuesday and it was announced ton t. 3., vice-president of the C. A. H. |A., said the first two o! the best- lin-flve round will be played Tues- day and Thursday lit the Halifax Pol-um. should both be won by Quebec Aces. the third game of the round will be played Batu:- day. April l.

Otherwise. the telml will move t0 Quflkc for the balance of the series

have not been completed, the eastern representative: urn almost certain to be Truro Bearcats. H. MCS. Cornwallis of Deep Brook N.S.. lead the Cats 3-1 in a. best.- of-seven series. but the sailors are expected to drop out. of the run- ning after this series became of service re lotions.

Meanwhle, it was ’ here George Slater, President of the Quebec senior Hockey League. had complained to Frank Lordly. Fol-- um manager. about the rink cur- faci. light! .

Officials ere said the lighting wattage had been increased by 100 per cent since the Navy League took over the Forum two yenrll nszo and Lordlv wired Slater: "Rink Complaint

conditions excellent. utter nonsense."

Remember When

(By The Clllldlan Press) Lul Solmnn. noted ‘Forontc rt! died 13 years ago

. e _bu.lit the old Mutual 5t. A in fol-onto. where Arenas and st. Pats played their home National Hockey lieegue games for arc and Maple Leaf Stadium, ome of the ‘Toronto International Imiuc brlstlbnll club. He was pre- Ildcht of the Toronto ball club at

the time of his death,

him on a blue line shot after iak- ‘

in a1 Jim. Hal A trot: Jaunlta Axworthy

Though the Muitimc playoffs‘

RACEFUL LAMOROUS

FEATURES

PRICE

A.rmy Takes 12-8 Victory Over Air Force In Hockey Exhibition

It-llemlfirst fourteen minutes of play,

Airmen In League

Sulnt. Dunstan's University bas- ketball l/Cillll went. into a tie pos- itich with the Air Force for first place in the city hoop league by defeating the cellar dwelling Y. M. C. A in a regular game of the schedule last night. Both Saints and Airmen have i4 points now but. the Alimen have more games left to plry than have the Saints.

And yesterday a s. D. U. second team defeated a P. W. C. se team 32-29

Annual Ice Follies Will Be Staged At Forum Tonight

from a colorful opening nd parade down to ilie grand male. intersperced between by, dancing on ice. figure eightS. icerobatics and several outstanding vbeciaities.

Much interest is being taken in the specialty number mysterious Madame x and banner. speculat- ion has been rife on lust who this performer is but to find out one will have to be in attendance at tonight's show.

Last year over 1.200 people wit- K

nessed this event and

the interest being taken t all previous records will be missed.

The performance will get under- way alt 8 o'clock sharp and l! would be advisable to come early if you wish to obtain a good scat.

YGBI‘ SUT-

Entrios For Ice

~llilemorial Gup Entry Meet 0n Saturday

v

If the weather holds the Victor- ia Driving Club plans to hold six-class ice race program on Charlottetown Harbor on Satur- day afternoon.

At the same time it. was an- nounced that c. meeting of horse- men would be held tonight at. 8 o'clock at Hugh Walker's barn.

Following are the classes and

probable starters:

Free for all: Peter Budlong, Roy- u Gracioul é ‘R

Britten.

Lady. Class

Lusty's First, Playdale.

ss A pace: Nell Cochatodale

Cla Siiigin‘ Sam, Major Bow

es. Class B Pace: Lawless Peter,

Miss America, Jane Harvester.

Class C Trot. and Pace: Vlr nia IKalmuck, George Mlic, Mr. Tllcy, Tex Worthy, Nancy Sue. Hazelset. a I Class D trot and pace; Bonnie

Bernice. Axworthy. Trixie Kalmuc

f MONTAGUE RACES The Montague held n match race

lbrev ‘The 11cc was good

‘crowd witnessed the race.

| Following is the summary: |Llndv Aubrey (Joe Kearney) i l Jtzrlgv Brlno (Wm. Kcamcy) 2 2

mc-—30. 30 ‘.3 3i.

Edward Mahar. Officials: Starter-H. Kill

. Llwellyn.

How Are Your Eyes’)

hnvin symptom _ - he achcl. n80 all: or dlulnus - (mull! I lpcclllilt. _ ‘illhgivnooums. ‘figure h relm-lllin service. ' "

Clll I l ll” illfflvtllllrl. w?!“ or 3059": Iviloinfmcntl

6. F. llutchason

AND SUN

F. G. IIUTCIIESON 0. I‘. IIUTCHIION

ll yon on ltrlln

Driving -Club m which took place on Monday March 20th be- Thursday and possibhlh Saturday, ‘tween Jerry Brlno nncl Lindy asu-

B n‘

35mm“ Dowel] of Middleton, N. idltlon and fast times mud-P. A large

The winning horse is owned by 4 Sal!“-

im. Judges — Gco. McIntyre. Archie

r I LAC K l'l EADS l Don't a uceu blackheads —- dluolva v LONDON -(cPl— 50b K8117. “mm i m, mm" o; “ma” 38, has Just donned his first long powder Iron any drug store and apply gel-lily with wet. hot cloth over the blackheads. They simply dissolve n‘ lnppm by this at: simple Infill‘

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A GRAND GALAXY O BEAUTY AND SKILL

SPECIAL DANCE,

50¢ - SKATE AFTER SHOW __ \ N0 AFTERNOON I ADVANCE SALE i JENKINS Pl-lAltMACYl

ping into a five goal lead in

a setback frcm which their oppon- ents never really recovered. Army hockey team last night defected Peta Kell ’s RCA-P‘. squad 12-8 ibitlon encounter played at the rbrurrl. It m, the second .high scoring exhibition tilt in I row with 39 goals being pumped into the net, in the last two games played. Army led 5-1 a; the end of the first period; they were outscored 11-4 by the Air Ibrcc tum during the middle canto to hold l. 9-6 lead going into the third per- iod but regained their original ma:- ing during the windup heat with a 3-2 edge over their opponents. The Al: Force team, away w that lees rall- ied .. '. to play their opponents on even tel-ms during e rennin- der of the encounter. A good crowd of fans sa-w the two squads stage afast. “ enoouxiterall the way thrown with heavy bun-tats: 114 appearance lcvcrli - es during the tilt. 1 le attack

Azan all Army was the Whltiocir. Cudmnxe, Jack- son line who have been piling up scoring recor all seuon. Cud- more and Whi ock had four goall apiece last nlflht with Jackson gel.- ting two and Stead and Raynor accounting for the other £111‘.

8m feneemui

Y! iesspeffectlve worku- cnd he drew bighaxldsfromiihclzvwdu he aocmmted for two counters while misting in amt-tier one.

Lineup:

and. Schubert. H11!!-

Referoes: Kline and Bcgnall. SUMMARY lag-Period: a Army, Cudmorc ’ 2. Anny Jwckaon (Simpson) 5.50 3. Anny Jackson (Whitlock) 9.54 “f.” Army Whltiock (Cudmore) 540mm Cudmore (wllltioal) . C. A. P‘. Swanson 17.61. Penalties: Swanson, Nightingale, Whitlock. bu! Period: '7. B. C. A . F. Swanson 1.40. 8. Army Whit-lock (Jackson) 4.88. 9. Army @udmore (Whitlook) 5.10. Army Stead (Beck, Nlooile)

(Whitlock)

9 n R. C. A. P. IoBurge (Levi)

'ls. n. c. A. 1". LOBHIQC (Kelly, Swanson) 9.56. H. C. A. I‘. Kelly ilehurgc) l5 ‘Al-lily. Whitlock Penalties: Cudmore, simplon. Third Period:

16. B. C. A F. Swanson (f4- Burge) 3.

(Jackson)

ha: Army. Rlmwto ifiaAnny Olldmwo 2'0. ‘Army. Whltlock 1915.

Penalties: None.

WALKS AITIR l5 YEARS

3.0T . (Whltlock) (Cudmore)

canto. It’; fairly late in life but

hen Bob was 13 he lost the use of his legs frtxn iheumctlc fever. Re- cently af-ter Ill uocnftlon he n- nlnedtheuae ofiils limbo and

" SKATE

Nellie Worthy, kfiilueenieiééémailg‘ A‘ F‘ smumnlu“ ' 13.

23. Q 1'1. R. C. A. F. Kelly (Swanson) 0i 3

. 1o.1y}cnr A

I o'clock

THE ICE FOLLIES “ltllili”

ICE DANCING. NOVELTIES. ICEROBATICS, FIGURE SKATING 35 — PERFORMERS .- 35

car AND MOUSE SKETCH, MADAME xm PRECISION mum.

BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES, SKlLFUL SKATING, LILTING MUSIC

THE ' IFOBIIM '

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"TE DIC-A-DOOS”

3N! 194 98

l 191

8rd , 151 146 170 196

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING LEAGUE

‘hum 3: “ti: ‘éiiii I Irvine 159 in

. in: Mrs. Smith W . u . “will ‘él.2l.°ié““° d. Ml High Three R. Kemp 561.

' sum/m iTwZiuc LEAGUE

E. Mitchell 1W, E. McPherson J. McLean 16f.

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Another Big Bing

The '

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS In aid of PARK RECREATION CENTRE

FRIDAY NIGHT, MAR.'24th

IN SPORTING CLUB oglnii at Admission 35 conic Make it. the largest Bingo yet. and give flu young folks a hand in procuring equipment. for their lum-

nuiamc wiuiu Iowuuo I

°° “willie

314 CSM. John L. , o mmozonm Scottish. and nsu.

160

m1 i .140

$8 126. 1N

14g Canadian Press Stiff Wrltfl‘ 157 WITH THE R. C. A. F. ::'—(CP)— 115 ennlnlly in 110‘Ca.nadag overseas

1H I 19g 11c. wi

a; calculations by topp 713 l9 after trailing at hul -time. Elast-

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139 force by way of Winnipeg and ‘ifnlne of)! 15¢ Jim Goloubef of Vancouver who 13o added six more: and Arnold Tobin

14¢ were other y“ victors.

14g Other performers in 1m matches included 13g Toronto, Dave Young.

Oltown. l-loroce Diary, Quebec Cltzy. m‘ and Art Plumber, Saint John, N.B. 18')

{t} from ohdwomen‘, Division o! tho R. 1h

:3 in; together as a team for the first

y" time, the all-women hope to become ll Plrt of a house league now under ' bl

y]; Mfmtrell. and LAWfs Alice Dl-lglddh m; and Terry Vannier, both of Q 1N 000F015 Phyllig a! 1% l!!! B! '3 5| 1g; mgynmm Mary Churchill, daughter of the

q mugs: :1 iuxllinmi, k Mme mlnlmr 1

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UIUIDI o! INQLAND Sllw $11- Si.

Ray. o1

8-31-11. in all

WOUNDID IN ITALY-Hr. Mn. William DoCootc. 400B: Street received word Wednesday um their son. l..-oni. wliiliui it. DeOoete was wounded in Italy on Much 14th.

"i ‘n, Bubtchfl I5 BECOVBRING - The many 3.... Ten-mm; 33m; m4 cil- of the 1m

T. W urv men know hat cl-

-w“.sl‘fi§ili°i.r.tsl”t‘lfl Jan llostroyar Two ... it... l

lllorchantllon Sunk

COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSN —Ye|terdey’s midweek checkup on the Community Concert Assoc- iation campaign showed over M0

cucumbers booked. including a nt- ‘l ing number of new mem n.

ll is c “ l increase over- lsst year ut this stage of the cam- paign. The campaign closes Set- urday night. with ll pm. 85 the

dead hie for renewals or new sub- scrlptions.

.__c<e-__e-=.<i.il=e_sc=_.1.1-..- ruefiilly,

“the doctors got wise to

hall-ed and portly 118M. Bruce Johnson of Calgary. who ad- mits to only s8 years. was back because he was considered too old fol- aer-vlce overseas. “They brought me back once in i940." he grinn- ed slyly, "but I beat the rap then. Maybe 1 can work it again". He wu with the army service conpii.

88M. ll-BO sen; back because of age. wu n ember of the Westmlntutei- Re- giment and had served lit | Can- adian base reinforcement depot. Other N. C. 01S in the move-

aclied to 8rd division headquarters; McLeod f th

Bunting of Melfoi-t, sack.

MM W and the tot-cl amount of money held dun:

. Edward N7‘

ALLIE southwest Pacific. (Thursday) -- (Ail-A Jlpuiul

to supply w!

S El’ G Olllfly , icl. fforta CONTINGENT noted mum ma"; ‘

Edmour J. . ago M} l2 an in penitentiary to- )’. 01' R. Pearce of Vancouver, Yvette 5t.

to l0 years

sequel to the death. 15 vars ago of 19-year-old Pelt-rick Campbell who ment included B. S. M. Thomumu beaten to death in natcble Chat-field, ‘Iioronto, who wag att- d

limo Inforualon _ 0n Goliath's‘ Indians

AWA. Much I-(Gl-Cl- m’? lllyfll

1 th blnillfllli ifllllfll‘ O oguw

1 ~ m’ 1mm mil-oi- Yukon

i

D HEADQUAMMS. Mulch

and two null

off , New Guinea.

wen of Wonk. headquart-

miuiwco CABBAGE

mill! new», n» cyan 40 lb: :5?! alnqlicllnll? v veillp 0 - u .»f£|.._.l'."i.'>'t.‘.':t:r:1".l.:t:r' w! no m4 sun mo tmmv cook-ml n. -, l

race MOVIES iwaiwu 2i _ 31

Montague, Friday, 3,34; m". Murray Harbour,

Bflurllay. 8.00 ml, lizci-lllinlenrlllosday. lllarch z:

ufll, uel by. M

vlrdlnn- Well. liliféi‘. ‘.3

Two Mon Sentenced

To Prison Toms

MONTREAL, Much fl-(OH- wu senten-

duth of fl-yeu-old Pierre d a drink- put iut November.

aul beau. 80. wu sentenced in penitentiary u l.

a robbery. Bo men weie convicted on charge: of mannlcughtec ITTAI’ be-

or gig charged originally with mur- er.

While the sale of war savings stumps in Prince llidlwurd lsianol has kept pace with that of the o- ther provinces of Canada it has

felt. for some tin-he that. this i8

which women were particularly a- dwted. ‘this ‘his been well de- monstrated by the province of Saskatchewan which tot-lama such n women's division a year ago and has seen war savings swam sales more than dou-ble in that time. The provincial national war sav- ings committee, believing that what the women of Saskatchewan have done the women of pro- vince with their marvellous record

BY ALLAN NICKLESON

SOME- IN ENGLAND, Much 23

Basketball. Raining por- i>¢ ularltv mimic, orces, swept into‘ stride with a couple of

back home running about I. "borr- 1 owed" British Arm gymnasium- in the vel- Buc 1mi- n the Canadian Bcnlber Headquarters upset all ling Idntion 24-

Pinyin

moor whipped ‘rholthonpe 22-13 in the other match.

Cage enthusiasts in Canada. will; cowbel- such stalwarts u Bill q

‘rem p Clitness. who came into the air

sewed eadquarteis‘ points, and

of Toronto and Hash Gena of Windsor, Ont.

Moxie Applebaum of Toronto set the pace for Bastmoor with eight points, Mack Howard of Windsor,

vitriolic I

a branch oi war financing for lotteicwn

Sport Short; w ill‘: .. i§ From Britain

1H

tilts that 1m found star players of pic-war duys P!‘

Women ’s Division Of National War Finance Committee Formed

or achievement in every phtuc of

exidccvom could do

well. to form a aimih: div- ion here.

At a. meeting held in the Chu-

Hotel on W l! lvl-r. Joscph on Pencier, Dominion we: savings stun out-

lined the various glam for the ilk of with

Ill It! - Dlgmlcliiduto the

work which can

be ac by "Mina Canada" girls in stnrfi theatres and uuioltc meeting places. Mr. dc Penclcr emphasized the fact that while the amount o! ales were snail compared“ w c

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