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sAmT JOKIN,‘N;'B., n“ 11% iiird period bane of Moncton Hawks tonight unsound the latest bid 0f Saint Jolm my. l" F0 climb Nsher in the cells: of the Maritime Mercantile Roomy League. Trailing 2-1 at the end cf u“ 39W"! P914011. Hawks showed enough form to wrest s. 8-2 victory from Beavers. Moncton remained tied with Halifax for first place in the Big Four League.

Joe Bhiekb opened the scoring with s shot from outside fl-p p)“. ilflmhlafiriilolloftilssesstatnin s gang attack with Jack ‘Draper snd Walter Morison, Hugh Qmeary made it 2-0 for Beaver; while “Duke" McDonald end. Blfl Gill were inthe box~ Bill Miller, un- assisted, gave Hawks their first loll! When he 051mm the Beavers up the ice as Gill was serving s second penalty. mum- has ‘filly Draw and the roe-la to but "Dud" James and “Knuckci” v lrvins existed Monty Muckle for the equalizer, and Irvine mo: m;

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Irvine look a-pass- lid passed right beck- ‘Ihc nibber rebounded we; Ja-mee" flip-shot. Muskie tore in Hid hurled it, post the goalie. President J. A. Han- gw-ayf ‘ Will Be, Un- avoidablyf _A b s e n t From Session.

' The only‘) penalty-of this cslntc

followed. Draper being. sent away (C. r. By Guitrdlan’: special wire) AmmRsT N. 5.. Dec. ll-J. A.

‘Pf. Hecticbscrim- Marsh lisnway, K. 'C., president of both

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y. ; t...) short league here tomorrow. Dr. I. J Yeo of Charlottetowmsenior vice-

Tlse ‘first period was one of mim- ed opportunities in a. sense, but close marking on each side caused would-be scorers to hurry their shots. Play was brilliant at sl.‘ wages, lightning fast with seldom any signs of s, lull. Monctonhad l. slight edge in the play.

Just alftcr the opening Monson centred out from the corner and the rubber nearly slid in during s scramble at the crease. ‘me next close one came when M

lifted s trickyshcvel-si" wt st goslic Marsh‘. who had all he could do to prevents tally.‘ Later n

ng-‘the m. moment Donalifwas the next <ne to miss having to back-hand i lth a Hawk clawing nthim», and iixing outside st short range. ’

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Sherwood failed to capitalise the chant» Morison gave him, the let- ter back-funding a. dinging shoi from. the left mil and Sherwood rebound Marsh then made a sunrtsave as Deleeuw

Fcster wss in ram formtwlce in a row as Houston drilled-the sis goslward ar-yzl- streaked ~-in for hi own relxsid. It was Marsh's turn for the next/greseeave. He wen’

heaved s left wing shot, but the m; m, d to Mum v ma“ m“ d the period cam whoflglwun‘ e rob ‘M: menmfmihsedgdarltime Hockey

Re ntatives of the Halifaag. Moncton, Charlottetown and saint John clubs will endeavor to reach an agreement about the dispute" with the 'Canadian Amateur Hoc- key Association regarding transfers. The parent association charges that the Maritime clubs have been raid- ing western teams for new players ‘and has threatened suspension of

soon after when Bill Miller bu.‘ Maseh diving out to clear a loose puck and izhe blond Casnpbellton boy blazed past the 0pm netj

With Gill nuvaking his shot. Joe Shields slant-med s long one from l5 feet ouisid: the blue line and completely fooled Jimmy Foster The No. l grai. sagged thetwibcs

neat feat at the Moncton end. "rhaplsyers on both sides sp- peafed to tire sites‘ strenuous. cf- Fforts earlier ln< the match and ill-Bed several golden ohsncesb: tall-ins to-kupiup wiihthc puck- osnsier. Draper's rushing ‘and at fAmpisto/napeirup the solid Menc- tob- defence were‘ fruitless’. am there was‘ a continustioifof body-

waist high. Shields then drove Dud

James tp the ' boards and was m; 5g £11,511” 1m, 5,33%‘; iQhYEQ men recently brought in handed the lone penalty of the -wwh_ ‘pmgpwg 5g “emu, from Winnipeg by Moncton and opening verse. “mum-Q ‘ ywyl.‘ - ‘ ‘g one by Saint John.

‘ Altholilh cud‘ Nwkun m“ n" for "mmg do.‘ q m‘) The Mercantile League was form-

‘ad by clubs of the Moritime league after" the C. A. H. A, refusal to sanction a number o’ earlier Vans- fers, and the clubs plan to dron the unsanri-‘onrd men for a. series st; the end of the season looking to- - wan-l Allan Cup plav. o | ' ' Before lesvlnc. President Han- na" h yyefmof, a? ' iwsvexpressed beltief theft tlzeflmeet; l Th _ _b,.a,u8h f m. ,_. . ~. . ‘ m", inyzs w‘u‘d rcsul in 5e emen a “and peflod t o BflWmm-“d m” m“! m ' of the prpblefns confrontino both

forwards in to a series o! power at- tacks Beavers held Monewn more- less- Farrell, in turn. almost tallied when he broke fast and stick- hq'~d'ed smartly in fairly close to Vmter.

‘ goal. Just o6 seconds be- fore the cad‘ Bumzrput a wicked clip as he ramd the helm blue line. Blocked there, be drop- ped answerer-one Irvinewas on lfhiolvf. mane wheres .. 09g 113*‘ . mm,“ Close Checking u“ m

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d"-ferue. When penalties mower up. however. the order changed and many mad gang assaults were launched.

wo of these followed in nuiok nvflwssion and thcv were both ag- ainst ‘Moricton. McDonald hookg Farrell and cut his nose sad C rhunpédphmry during s power Piiiv- ‘The result was that Beavers

-' about. . OLesry ‘ ‘an. Marsh were the only players no‘ in the‘ scriminlle when the whistle blowui-hebilok. was still outside jibstefs gosl.‘

‘ Monsieur Col-i." Foster: defence. Burrsged dill; centre.‘ James,"

ma». lilfercantii" Lcswue teams will ‘ (Psbrnri next Fklday for the Christ- ‘ mas holidays and resume play Jan 2.

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into 381111830 minutes a rough mood, Cher- lotictown played half of the first purely defensive style body diecks to

5 (v.12 By Guardian's Special Wire) HALIFAX, Dec. 17-—'I‘iie queen Ol Canadian sportdom henceforth will be honored with a new trophy to be known as the Jean Wilson mem- olrisl in honor cf Toronto's star speed skater whose name ranks high in the history of Olympic Games, Mrs. W. E. Stirling, pres- ident of the Women's Amateur Ath- letic Federation announced tonight. | The trophy had been offered , nearly a month ago by Harry Hirsch of Berlin who was in the ‘United States making arrangements for the next Olympic games but final!

t Rcn Hudson the visitors‘ defensi- niiter the opening gong and missed a great scoring chance when he monoeuvred Sargent out of position and shot wide of an open net.

Owen Lennon and MoCebe col- lided on the Charlottetown blue line and sticks were immediately dropped. Other players managed to get between tiw two and PW- ventcd further arguing but both drew five minute penalties.

Referee Ernie Davin checked everything he could but despite his efforts the game became rougher and rougher as it progresed Frank Currie was sent to the box for upsetting h. Halifax forward.

day after s, Dominion-wide vote of the Federation executive. Already, Mrs. Stirling said, pro- vincial organizations had been ask- ed to nominate their choice for the award. "We have felt for some time that there should be some sort of award to honor Canada's outstanding girl athlete," Mrs. Stirling said. ‘This tronhv. she added, would be "admirable" in that it would not be confined to one branch of sport but would be for leadership in any or all different kinds of Women's athbrtics. The names

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The second period had m sooner begun than Frankie Lavlgnc little French Canadian dofensemnn for Halifax. drew a penalty fol tripping. Charlottetown immed- iately abandoned their defensive tactics and) sent four and five-man attacks against "Daddy" B/iJ-bB/i‘ m an effort to take the lead.

Ray Getltfle was waved to the cooler for attempting to max it with s. Halifax defenceman and hr was followed almost immediately by little Jackie “Huri-y" Kane, whc tripped lennon

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tinned as "under consideration" when a committee was chosins Canada's outstanding athlete (both men and women) but each prov- ince‘ would nominate a contender rerrrdkzss of this decision. Mrs. Stlding said. 'I'he three mentioned at that time were: Aileen Meagher, Halifax; Betty Thompson. Hamil- ton; Phyllis Dewar, Moose Jaw.

Five districts voted in favor of accepting the trophy: British Col- umbia, Saskatchewan. Manitoba. Quebec and the Naritimes. Ontario and Alberta. have not yet expressed their decision to the Federation President but the others constitute a ma ‘orlty.

TORCNTO, Dec. 1'7.—(C.P.)—Jean Wilson in whose memory a. trophy will in future be donated to Ca-n- ada's outstanding girl athlete. 519d ,ln hospital here in 1933 from a rare ‘muscular disease. She spent more than six months in hospital but doo- tors were unable to combat the strange malady.

Acceptance of the Jean Wilson Memorial Trophy was armounced in Halifax tonight by Mrs. W. E. Stirl- ing, President of the Wcmens Ame- teur Athletic Federation. Miss Wil- son was Canada's leading skater he- fore her death and hold thB N011!) American women's skating crown.

two men in the penalty box, Charlottetown trier‘ to shoot the puck up the ice but Emle Mush/er got throush the whole team and slid a. perfect p888 to Lennon for the first goal.

The visitors played harder than ever tn the final session and drew more penalties as a. result.

Frank Currie followed Jacki- Kane to the cooler and Ower Lennon of Halifax went along with Cuzrie. No sooner clld Kane retun than Pate Kelly was forced to sit out - two minutes for tripping. cnnle spent another rest period with the tuners for mixing it u] wlth- R61; Shields,

Masher Scores

Chummle Lswlozr sticlohandled up to the opposing blue line and shot to the corner. But Mosher came charging in on the wing and picked up the puck tocirclc around Sargent and push the disc into the goal. Iawlor got credit for an insist. ' §

With l0 minutes of play left,| Charlottetown took off s defence-i man and replaced him with a. for-

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Petersen Wins I 5- round Decision

Halifax withdrew blue line and contented themselves with shooting the puck up the ice. Mickey MtGlaehen broke awa: sen, British heavyweight boxing once and gave the Charlottetown champion. rallied in the closing boys a. scare but Sargent mad‘: a rounds tonight to win a. l5 TOllHu beautiful save. ‘decision over George Cook, Austral- Thc lineups: ‘ Charlottetown-Goal, Sargent; de- "1 fence, McCabc. Smith, Currie; cen- tre, Kane, (ietliffe; left wing, Nich- olson, Brenneman; right. wing, P. Kelly Desilets; sub, J. Kelly. lhllfsx-Goal, Bubar; defence, Whittaker. Gfflhlm. Levine; cen- After he broke down Cooks rug- tre, McGlashcn, Masher; left wing. ged defence, Petersen sum-pt mm Lennon. Lawior: right wing. Hudson. the lead and floored the veteran Porteous. . Australian for a count of six 1n the 14th round.

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{lzn veteran, and save his title.

C:c‘.c, who is 36 years old-AS more than Petersen-gave the champion a stiff battle and put up an excellent dnfence which Peter- sen couldnh. penctrarin lntLi the last three rounds.

SUMLMABY N m First Period: o scor g. (my; _ Penalties-Jensen McCsbe, Smith. l ,"“;',‘,;,g‘_§',“,‘,'},‘§““" Shots-Sargent, l0; Bubar, 8 Second Plrbd: 1-1-1111158, Innnoll (Kosher) 11.00. Ponsltiw-Isvigna, Getliifefiksne, McCsbc. Invigne, McCsbe. Stope-“Snrgent, 1i; Bliblf, B. Pceiodt

Llllfiifi. Dlgand, Dec. I'l- (QP. cabal-Pat Butler of Leices- recaptured the British welter- weight boxing championshlp so-

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they are one of the most pow- erful teams in the Dominion and losing to them is no disgrace, and although some local fans may be_ in the doubtful stage now con- cerning the local team, such

Harvey Jackson and Charlie Con- acher, discovered their polsltloni as leaders in scoring in the Nay-l i‘ tional Hockey League were. being threatened. , "

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and tonight were more firmly cs-W > tablished than ever on top. Jackq ,1 son scored five goals and two as- sists and Conaqher three of eaclfgfl during the weeks campaign, I As a. result Jackson has 15 goals 11' by far the greatBst m the Jeague -.‘r combined with six assistsfor m i" points and Conacher is but tm ,1 points away from the top, with. 9-10-19. .3 ’ This widened the gap hetwem Conacher and the next players tfgi . five points, third place" beini; V| shared by a defence-man, Irrlghb. i)‘ winger and a centre. Ebbie Good- j: l, fellow, Detroit defence, Conner‘; ‘, Welland. centre on the same team f» and Earl Robinson, Msroonig“ rightwlnger, were the three witkl.= 14 points. Johnny Sorrel) of De-,_" troit, not sharing in his Wteamfif‘. successes of the week, slipped from i first to a. tie for fourth place 11" the United States section. ' _ . _ Dave Schrincr, the New“ Yort ~ Americans‘ find of the season. heldl) fourth place in the Canadian aee-‘i tion, four points behind Robinson, No competition developed for)? Red Homer's position st the fog)‘ of the penalty parade, the fiery - . --__ leaf having 41 minutes against i (By The Canadian Press) 711m. . BALLARAT. Australia, Der. 17-— , ' - Firecmckers placed in the poclcciz i ' of Vincent Roberts, 14, as s. Joke. resulted in dangezpus burns and the ladhs confinement to hospital.

with two home games facing them in their next two encounters 5min‘! be nflsnty near thstop as the teams rest up from the tough schedule for a. 10 day period at the conclusion of this week's games. . I I I UNIOR R/OYALB did the unex- pected last night st the Arena when they defeated the strong Stewart's Bakery team 3-2 in an exhibition tilt and in doing so flashed some impressive hockey. I I I

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Jemmett Con-

siclerecl As Coach

BR-LDGEWATTR, N. 8., Dec. 1'1.- Dflicials of the Bridgewater Hockey Club met tonight and discussed ap- plicstions from "Chuck" Jemmett and Charlie Mayo for the position as coach of the senior and. Junior teams.